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And yes, the car is in motion as she’s looking away from the road an into the camera

I worked at sky ranch during college summers on the activities team. It is…not cheap. I was also a Boy Scout (now Scouting America), so my summer camps as a kid were maybe a few hundred bucks, with lots of scholarships available. This place is EXPENSIVE. When I worked there almost 15 years ago, it was over $1000 per week. Like, Dallas Cowboys players would fly their kids in on helicopters when I worked there. Kristen doesn’t work and her husband runs a car wash, but they seem to have endless money. Guess the car wash is lucrative and they’re getting into the “it’s easier for a camel to fit through the eye of a needle than for a rich person to enter the kingdom of heaven” realm.

The final assembly was amazing. Taking all of the pieces we’d worked on and finally seeing them become a finished piece of furniture…it’s a high I’ll chase for awhile. And only $700 between wood and the class tuition!

Wood is African mahogany. Class is the furniture making 102 class at the Chicago School of Woodworking. So I had a LOT of handholding making this, but my first goal when I can use the open shop is to make a second one on my own.

Edit: y’all, I know “maked” isn’t a word. Not everything is that serious. I just had this comic in mind when I was making the post.

Got these on a whim today, thinking butterfly and grill w a garlic butter like a lobster tail. Leave the heads on? Not a ton of info on the web about these chonkers, any tips or advice much appreciated. Cheers