Customer visit. (Yet another customer visit..)

[Bibbyman]

   rezacravating
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????             Maybe it's just me                    Lazerdan

Maybe you need to check your regional settings on your spelling dictionary.  My Word spellchecker has 16 regions for English alone.  I think I've got it on the "Gabby Hayes" region so it ain't so persnickety.

[LAZERDAN]

I did'nt know we had regional settings        ;Dan

[Magicman]

I generally leave mine on colloquial redneck.

[Texas Ranger]

Bibby, being an old Mizzou boy, I spent some time in Herman Cafe's and wandering the streets.  Need to get back and see if it has changed any.  Neat on the feed store.

[Bibbyman]

Bibby, being an old Mizzou boy, I spent some time in Herman Cafe's and wandering the streets.  Need to get back and see if it has changed any.  Neat on the feed store.

Things have changed a lot in recent years. There was a great cafe on 100 called the Riverfront. Just common food with some German mixed in. How it's some kind of upscale place.

[barbender]

Rezacravating- that one sure doesn't show up in the Minnesota "you betcha" dictionary. What is the official Bibby definition on that one?

[Bibbyman]

Rezacravating;

Combination of puzzling and frustrating.  Like trying to solve a Rubik cube or understanding female logic.

Rezacravat probably won't be found in any dictionary.  But I don't think I made it up.  I remember hearing and saying it all my life.  Probably came from some authentic western gibberish I picked up from watching old westerns.

[LAZERDAN]

My horizons have been broadened           thanks for thee  explanation   thanks Lazerdan

[Texas Ranger]

Bibby, my wife and I have fond memories of the Riverfront, as well as a river front restaurant in Washington.  Loved the old river atmosphere up and down the Missouri and other streams.

[Bibbyman]

 

We were invited up to neighbors house yesterday to see his latest project - a wanut rolltop desk. He built it over the winter for his son. 

He'd been a steady customer up until the last few years but has slowed down quite a bit - only making pieces for the family.

[justallan1]

Great pictures. You guys are lucky to be able to drive around and see you product used.
Allan

[Bibbyman]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKxnEil5Kv8&feature=youtube_gdata_player

I shot a short video.

[Magicman]

That is a nice piece of work and it's nice to be able to see the fruits of your labors.  To me, that is one of the joys of sawing.  Folks will call all excited and say "come and see".

[terrifictimbersllc]

That is nice!  I have a pile of walnut and need one of those desks for my fly tying stuff esp. now that there is a cat in the house again.  :

[POSTON WIDEHEAD]

Look at the finish.......this guy is truly a craftsman. Thanks for he video Bib. 

[pasbuild]

That desk certainly has the WHOW factor  8) 8)

[Chuck White]

Beautiful piece of craftsmanship there! 

[Bibbyman]

 

 

The manager of the local feed store orders "old" lumber from time to time to make product displays and other interior furnishings.   

[ely]

bibby, just keeping up with you and marys postings makes me say WOW alot of times.
and now you have taught me a new word :P thanks so much.