Three Bears Turner

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   The site is very attractive. Having said the, I would like to see a link on the home page to be able to make comments, without having to go to a specific page. Visitors could interact and make comments easier if they could access comments from the home page.

   The photos are very professional! You have come a long way with the site. One of the huge advantages of a web site as opposed to a physical studio is that you don’t have to sweep and mop the floor and clean the restroom (see the work schedule I made for you for more particulars). But maintenance issues still creep in. Having been in the maintenance business for way too long, you just can’t get away from it. Web site maintenance is not as physically demanding, but that does not mean it is any easier. You are doing a great job and each time you make an improvement you are making real progress (as opposed to sweeping and moping, etc.). If you live long enough, and I sincerely hope you do, your site will be the envy of the internet. In the meantime you will have to put up with suggestions from people such as myself.

   I will sign off and leave you with this thought. Your work and overall responsibilities do not stop when the bowl is finished! Just what you wanted to hear. We can discuss this conservation in more detail tonight at dinner.

   Take care and keep on turning those beautiful bowls, etc. Thanks for the email.

   Jack the suggestion guru

   Comment by Jack Davis — January 29, 2010 @ 3:33 pm | Reply

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     Jack thanks for the suggestions. I still think Latin is easier, but I am having fun learning something. At our age, learning is difficult.

     Comment by threebearsturner — January 29, 2010 @ 3:42 pm | Reply

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   This looks like harder Spalted Maple. I have lots of this Ron.

   Comment by Greg Dahl — December 4, 2010 @ 12:48 am | Reply

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     Enjoyed visiting with you this afternoon and am looking forward to see what you come up with next week.

     Comment by threebearsturner — December 4, 2010 @ 1:11 am | Reply

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