Posted by Popinjohn on July 16, 2011 at 16:36:51 from (24.168.56.131):
In Reply to: Makes you wonder posted by gregk on July 16, 2011 at 09:20:32:
When I was growing up, there was a fellow who had a small shop about 1/2 mile from our house, out in the country. He was in a wheelchair, (polio when a child) but still managed to do some welding, some mechanic-ing, some tinkering. Taught me how to gas weld. The great thing was, his shop was almost always open, and most of the men in the community stopped by pretty often, and shared information about what was going on in the community, who needed help, who was being cantankerous, etc. It was a good gathering place, no one stayed very long, but we all kept in touch through Emmett's little shop. Boy, do I miss those days.
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