Your skills transfer to those of us who love the art form and strive to improve. Your stories are a living history of this country. Things that aren't really remembered in this day and age. I appreciate your knowledge, your willingness to share that knowledge, and the simple relaxation of sitting and learning from you. Thank you. I'm 71 this year, retired machinist, and finding woodcarving gives me an outlet to be creative that I miss not working with metal.
Thanx for sharing (part of) your situation prior to starting the carving I hope things have improved since u made the video. Thanx for the relaxing and educational video. Love the rain in the background 💪🏾💯
Man, I missed you Mr. Messer! I'm old man and it's so great to again hear your stories. I like you carve and use to work as a Forman on a cattle ranch in southern Alberta Canada but now after a heart attack and a few concussions my balance is way off so I started carving. On many cattle ranches in the early 60's hobos would get off at various rail heads and end up at local ranches as hired hands. So your hobo is outstanding!! Keep on cowboyin' on Sir and keep yourself strong and well, my friend!!
I'm glad ur ok gene. This is only the 2nd time I am able to keep up with ya. I'm just thrilled. I love the story u have going on. I always do. Ur best whittler in my books gene always will b. Thank you so very much for your instructions and commentary. It's like we r hanging out together. I love listening to a people that like to talk my husband for 30 yrs is still way to quiet. So we are often just in different rooms. He enjoys my whittling still it only got better because of u. Thank you 🙏👍👍