I've been collecting Carving Magazine and Woodcarving Illustrated for at least 15-years and they occupy close to 3-feet of precious space in my den.
I was sitting at my work bench thinking last week, thumbing through some old issues, about how I could put them to good use because obviously I'm never going to go back and carve all those projects and my kids are only going to end up throwing them away. And suddenly I had a brain fart!
I decided that I'd print up some club business cards, attach a card to each magazine and leave a couple of magazines each in every doctor's office that my wife and I visit. The good Lord knows that we've got well over half of our county covered!
So with one week on the books I've left an even dozen in various doctor's offices. I figure the least that can happen is I'll give the men patients a break from having to read "Good Housekeeping" and "Women's World" and with good fortune perhaps we'll peak a little interest in woodcarving and snag a new member or two for our club.
I was sitting at my work bench thinking last week, thumbing through some old issues, about how I could put them to good use because obviously I'm never going to go back and carve all those projects and my kids are only going to end up throwing them away. And suddenly I had a brain fart!
I decided that I'd print up some club business cards, attach a card to each magazine and leave a couple of magazines each in every doctor's office that my wife and I visit. The good Lord knows that we've got well over half of our county covered!
So with one week on the books I've left an even dozen in various doctor's offices. I figure the least that can happen is I'll give the men patients a break from having to read "Good Housekeeping" and "Women's World" and with good fortune perhaps we'll peak a little interest in woodcarving and snag a new member or two for our club.
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