Life after the pox.

 Well it seems just as fast as the pox showed up it left. I don't think life as we know it will ever be the same. But what are you going to do. The time I spent working down in Louisville I made  some dear friends . And one of them recommended me to one o Louisville biggest distilleries to do some artistic work. I would like to show everyone, but it has not been presented to client and being as they are paying for it , they should be the first to see it. But I have been making things out of used bourbon barrels, like this over the top end liquor cabinet. Topped with a walnut top that I cut from a standing dead tree.  Even had to wade in flo0o0d waters to chain it to the stump, before it floated away, Made a poker table for us in the garage with a recycled glass top and barrel. Got bit by a damn spider sometime in this process. Extremely painful, but I didn't lose a finger. Bought a laser engraver with my stimulus check to be able to add logos and  stuff for this job I'm working on. Marketing. The sun guy was made from old railroad spikes and when you have an abandoned, pretty easy to find. railroad track in your front yard the laser is cool you can burn about anything you can think of. Hopefully a new business opportunity

or if nothing else, a little extra cash.