I'm happy to be getting back into it. I find I have better concentration for getting things like this done better than when I was younger.

I agree with work getting the way of living. I think work is the curse of the making class.

One of the things I did was write 15 medieval poems in a form called a roundel (made popular by Chaucer). I'm now writing them in calligraphy so I can bind them into a book.

I'm just semi-retired. I'm my income to buy a few more tools, pay my credit card, and build up my savings a bit more. After that I'll attend BSU for a year and then finally settle down.

Oh let's see... woodworking, some music, making chainmail, writing calligraphy, learning how to facet gemstones, setting up a lampwork studio, practicing juggling, reviewing my calculus from college, and watching elementary students at lunch and recess. I have some more projects, but need more time.

I've gotten out of radio and spent my time doing art stuff. Since I've retired, I reinvented myself.

I don't even know what that is, so I would say no.

There's a village missing its idiot.

The first two casts, not looking too good. I have the third one cooling I'm going to let it cool for a long time before I open the mold.