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Terry, that is very nice and you did a great job making it.

I like your signs. Especially the tone of the wood. KInda flaxen, a bit golden, perfect for showing the letters.

Good advice above and all I could add is, grab a piece of wood, turn on the radio and start cutting. Do not be concerned about mistakes! We all make them.

Yes Sir, they look good ... except ... the red paint looks a little ...uh ,,, blury. I'm sure it's just my computer....

Frank, I do not know but do want to ask...... New or Used?

THasnk you. I took a copy. I like it a lot.

Pretty cool, glad you showed it.

Sounds like a Hot time to me. I'll have a margarita ... Oh, Kevin will have the lime straight up!

You're good. Both are nice, Speaking of cheeky, I like the cheeks on the Appaloosa.

Maybe I did an oops. I took it that you and your wife.... but whan I re-read it, it implied you found that in the internet... Well whatever, thanks for the reply

Dan, Great big congratulations!!!!!!!!!!!!

Actually I like them both about the same. Each one has has it's own appeal. Potential, yes. It's a customers choice.

How cool, the paint job is great.

Thanks for sharing the story. Your thoughtfulness will be a rememberance in his life.

Linda, Kevin would have to go to the store to buy tea so... I have some Earl Gray steeping. Sit a spell and just enjoy a bit of relaxing.Oh, and welcome back.

Happy Birthday to you.

We have a road near us named ' Squedunk ' and I was curious about how it got that name. So I went and did a search. Didn't find an answer about Squedunk but I did read an interesting story about a town near by. Just thought it cute and thought you'd like it also. The town is Whitney Point in New Your USA - Population 1006 or so... maybe 50 give or take streets in all the town. Whitney Point is the larger small town in the area...it's where we go for Chinese food, the liquor store, and other emergency groceries. It has a Main Street, a Park Street, and 114th Street. We found this mildly amusing on one of our first cruises through. Some time later, we found ourselves in the back room of the Whitney Point library, talking with the town historian. She told us that in the 1920s some kids from W.P. went to New York City (she impressed upon us that this was a big deal), and as part of their wild time there they stole a street sign from 114th street. They brought it back and stuck it up at the end of their street in Whitney Point. This was extra-amusing, the historian said, because no other streets in Whitney Point had street signs, or official names. The stolen sign stayed, and the street was officially named 114th street. So, take that NYC. Oh, if anyone know anything about Squedunk, clue me in please.

Some people don't know which Lancaster... I can't go if it's on the river Lune.

Gator, you confused me...did you order direct to Wooden Teddy? Sounds like you are saying shipping cost are $7 no matter how you order...

If the customers are satified and you like the price you get... all is well. I think it's fair.

I agree with every comment ...

Nice work Kevin. Glad you showed them.

You're an artist. Just beautiful!

Thank you Travis. I'm sure there's something here for me.

A real top job!!! What wood did you use?