DribbleDuke
A carpenter friend of mine went for a staycation in Oklahoma to help his kinfolk build a lake shed.
He texted me a picture of a gas pump price of $3.49 a gallon. He said there was something good about Oklahoma. He said that Oklahoma does not need any carpenters because everyone in Oklahoma is a carpenter. It makes since to me because it is a place where people are taught to fend for themselves and there is much pride that around the house-farm your ability to perform maintainance tasks is not a luxury it is neccessity.
I get that feeling about other places, not so much from California. The more rural a place the less likely your tool box has a layer of dirt forming.
Oklahoma, where bubblegum and bailing wire are on the same shelf at the local farm supply.
He texted me a picture of a gas pump price of $3.49 a gallon. He said there was something good about Oklahoma. He said that Oklahoma does not need any carpenters because everyone in Oklahoma is a carpenter. It makes since to me because it is a place where people are taught to fend for themselves and there is much pride that around the house-farm your ability to perform maintainance tasks is not a luxury it is neccessity.
I get that feeling about other places, not so much from California. The more rural a place the less likely your tool box has a layer of dirt forming.
Oklahoma, where bubblegum and bailing wire are on the same shelf at the local farm supply.