Comments by "@level Joe" (@leveljoe) on "Anne of All Trades" channel.

  1. Such a big smile, Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!
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  2. Now I'm first.
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  3. Shout out to Mom of all trades!
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  4. So glad to see you protecting your eyes even when hand nailing. You're setting a good example.
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  5. Ann, I know you struggle with depression and im not sure why I'm even typing this. It might be because my own life is hard right now. Its not depression that i feel, but I am trying to work my way up a hill of sorts. Its just that im getting older and parts of my life are not what i would like, or hoped they would be at this point. I can't say I understand what depression is like for you, but from my perspective, you are a person with many goals, hopes, and dreams that works incredibly hard to reach them. Your opening smile and what you teach us in your videos have real value to us viewers. You show us what can be, and is possible. If you ever find yourself in the dark place of depression, please pull yourself up even though you don't feel like it because we need your inspiration. I'm glad the world we live in gives us a little glimpse of people like you who don't let the fear of the unknown completely stop you from doing what you've never done before. You are proven capable of doing such great things even though the challenges were great. You are an inspiration and although i dont lnow you personally, I wish I knew more people like you! Thank you!
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  6. You haven't lived till you've eaten roadkill at least once...
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  7. Sorry, it's kind of funny you list where to find the sweatshirt and boots... but not the saw. It's a good looking tool, how's the quality?
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  8. Anne of All Trades thanks, I hated to ask a question that needs a lengthy answer because you have lots of subscribers. I am in the market for a good, reasonably priced dovetail saw and did need some advice. Hope I didn't come across too sharply.
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  9. lol Don't cry young lady, life is always changing and you will be fine so long as you never give up. In that respect, you'll be fine. With me, it's like planting a tree (and I do several every spring) that I will never live to stand in it's shade or use it's wood, it's there for the next person/generation to love, use and wonder in. Oh, I almost forgot, the best thing about Tennessee, is that it's much closer to Indiana than your last place. JK The best of luck to you and your family!
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  10. So glad your move wasn't from house to house, but from one home to another. This is what makes America and our vastness the best country on earth, the quality of our country neighbors. Try to achieve anything like this in any inner city...
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  11. Just remember young one, food, clothing, and shelter. Everything else is gravy! Life is a changing state of chaos. Let it be what it is and keep on living. I'm glad you feel like you're getting your feet back under you, and it's good to see you.
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  12. Costco sink and faucet?
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  13. You should be very proud of yourself! Not only for starting the remodel but for taking it to completion. Now you can do shop refinement videos! I started from the opposite side of woodworking, mudding, framing, plumbing, sheathing (literally millions of fasteners) and I had to learn to make something beautiful and I'm still learning. One thing about a big construction project for yourself, you know who your true friend are after you've finished... ...and... ...you have to be one to have one. That's why most of us make things for people we love and charge nothing, we've already been paid!
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  14. I easily could have watched a much longer (45-60 min) video on this. That is an incredible accomplishment for a woodworker, I never would have thought or attempted it. Kudos to you young lady!
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  15. You don't make your own vanilla?
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  16.  @AnneofAllTrades  Fair enough! You get a pass on the vanilla....
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  17. Anne what type of head was on the angle grinder that you used to shape the legs? Arbortech Turbo Plane?
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