The Caner
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Funny how you can work with folks for awhile and not know some interesting things about them...I've worked with Burt for four or five years, He's the head housekeeper on weekends, at the little rural hospital where I occasionally show up and piddle a bit.
Anyway, the gal I was working with today, asked Burt how his latest job was coming. He took out his cellphone and showed us pictures of eight antique ladderback chairs he had refinished. About half had cane bottoms already done and you could tell they were hand-woven. I asked him if had done the caning and he said he did quite a bit of that kind of work on the side, more than the refinish work. His grandfather was a caner and taught him how to do the craft, when he was just a lad.
Things you don't know about the people you work with...
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Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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Funny how you can work with folks for awhile and not know some interesting things about them...I've worked with Burt for four or five years, He's the head housekeeper on weekends, at the little rural hospital where I occasionally show up and piddle a bit.
Anyway, the gal I was working with today, asked Burt how his latest job was coming. He took out his cellphone and showed us pictures of eight antique ladderback chairs he had refinished. About half had cane bottoms already done and you could tell they were hand-woven. I asked him if had done the caning and he said he did quite a bit of that kind of work on the side, more than the refinish work. His grandfather was a caner and taught him how to do the craft, when he was just a lad.
Things you don't know about the people you work with...
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Funny how you can work with folks for awhile and not know some interesting things about them...I've worked with Burt for four or five years, He's the head housekeeper on weekends, at the little rural hospital where I occasionally show up and piddle a bit.
Anyway, the gal I was working with today, asked Burt how his latest job was coming. He took out his cellphone and showed us pictures of eight antique ladderback chairs he had refinished. About half had cane bottoms already done and you could tell they were hand-woven. I asked him if had done the caning and he said he did quite a bit of that kind of work on the side, more than the refinish work. His grandfather was a caner and taught him how to do the craft, when he was just a lad.
Things you don't know about the people you work with...
