>
> Alan wrote:
>
> (snip on glorious Galoot shop)
> >The question is, am I missing something?  What, if anything, should be added
> >to this workshop to complete the galoot experience. I plan to use this shop
> >until I die, so I would hate to overlook some basic requirement. After all,
> >I don't think I can talk her into letting me have a third room for my hobby.
>
> You're missing a stereo and a fridge. Steve Reynolds has a fridge in his
> shop. He has excellent taste in beer, too. It's pretty nice to quaff a
> nice dark brew after an evening of bench construction.
> ****************************
> Tom Price (TomPrice@a...)
> Will Work For Tools

My immediate reaction was also you were missing the music, the other
question depends on your wife's interests and how you have organized
living together:  would there be any interest in this being a joint
shop where you both work on your hobbies together, or is this your
escape cave?  As in being a fiberholic I could see a spinning wheel
or a loom in the corner, or a sewing table also looking out one of
those windows, especially since the messy stuff is staying in the
garage.  If she has her own "shop" then the question is moot.

Esther eoh@k...