kirk making his own interior
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Gerry
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benT
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I agree...I found myself in the position of being the boss of a guy who at one time had been the owner of the Architectural Firm I worked for. He had retired to FL, then got bored and worked part-time for a local architect. Our firm ended up buying that Architect out and then sent me down to help run the show. So here is a 34 year old with about 10 years experience managing an 80 year old Architect that forgot more than I know. I gave him a lot of respect and held him in high regard. I was humbled when he told me that the two years that I was there running the place (we closed up the office due to the economy...) was some of his best years and that he really appreciated that the respect and understanding I gave him. I am proud to say he is a good friend and even though he is still in Ft Myers and I'm back here in Indy, we correspond on a weekly basis.
I'm also very fortunate to have 3 out of the 4 of my Grandparents still alive (I'm 35). They are all amazing and valuable treasures to me and they have endured experiences that I can only imagine. There is not nearly enough time or room in this forum for me to express how much I have learned from them and how much I appreciate and cherish the years that I have spent with them. It amazes me to see people that are oblivious to the intellectual wealth that the previous generations have to give- A real pity in my opinion.
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"The Bat" out of hell
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cool vid,there is a few ways to do stuff,the guy i worked part time for after school back in the late 50's"Newt's seats and Tops",he did it by folding not cutting,same with tuffs he folded and buttoned vs cut each pleat or tuff
