And on the other hand, some things have got to go. The Hand Tool Makers website is no more. The planned sub-domain for Authors is now un-planned along with what was going to be Tool Makers, which would have morphed from Hand Tool Makers.
Time and energy dictate the conservation of energy, or so someone postulated or something.
I've removed those sites and site elements which largely became search targets rather than reader visit points, bringing the focus once again back to books and ephemera. There has also been a rise in informational requests regarding print on demand publishing from various non-profits and individuals. When time permits, I enjoy the creative process of helping to get a publishing project off the ground, particularly when it's for a good cause.
During the course of cleaning up, throwing out and generally sorting out untold (why are things 'untold'? If they were untold, the moment they're told, they're told so how can they be untold? Sometimes I don't get the English language) stuff, I realized I have more pieces of paper and books left over than I thought I had. I'm still working at it. It's a bit sobering too.
I can see a trip to Nashua next spring with boxes of tools to sell in the rear parking lot once again. Tools I don't remember buying.
Till next, if I don't find myself buried in cardboard, Gary





