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Sounds great to me. Woodworking is relaxing and there are always people looking for experts in this field. As a tole painter, I suggest when you set up shop to maybe include tole painters in your client base. We are always looking for someone to cut basically simple patterns and sand them for a reasonable price. Good luck with your dream----you will never know if you do not try. Becky Hunt, CG of Mom, 74/2 Sedalia, Missouri, USA [log in to unmask] -----Original Message----- From: David Moreland <[log in to unmask]> To: Multiple recipients of list PARKINSN <[log in to unmask]> Date: Saturday, January 17, 1998 9:18 AM Subject: non-parkinson subject >I dont know if this is appropriate to put on Parkinsn or not. I consider >fellow Parkies as wise and helpful so perhaps some will offer advice or >helpful suggestions. >Besides being a Parkie of 10 years, i am a rather serious woodworker. I >have been trying to think of a way to bring woodworking to a level that I >could retire from the Oregon Department of Revenue and concentrate on >woodoworking. What I am considering is a consignment store for woodworkers. >I think it would go in Salem. Salem has a population of about 100,000. It >has a Woodcrafters store which is a store whick sells hardwoods and >supplies for woodworkers. The store has done a good business in salem for >close to 20 years. That gives evidence that ther are a goodly number of >woodworkers in Salem. So why not provide a place for woodorkers to market >their craft and it would allow this Parkie to do the things that make me >happy. Does this sound like a good idea or just a crazy dream? I would >appreciate some feedback. >Yours and His > >David L. Moreland, 54/10 >[log in to unmask] >