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Is there anything more relaxing then collecting knives?
I have had a long few weeks here in Texas, daughter in the hospital, wife with her, work was getting slow. I was about to loose my mind! Outside of prayer, it seemed that playing with my knife collection was the only thing that gave me any relaxation. I even got my oldest daughter involved in how to go about constructing a new knife display. This seemed to help her too!
I have always collected knives and really love the guys, big or small, but never really appreciated the relaxation that it gave me. I found that appreciation over the past few weeks.
There are many things in our lives we can find joy in.....knife collecting is one of the best for me. Hunting, finding, displaying, and enjoying, It is a never-ending quest, that I know will never grow old. so glad that there are others out there that obviously have the same views as do.
So thankful I found this site FULL of others that have the same view!
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FeaturedPermalink Reply by Craig Henry on -
When my brother-in-law and I where knife dealers back in the 80's we used to sell whittling sticks with our company name on them. $1 a stick (about 1" square pine about 2' long). We sold a bunch for relaxation! LOL!
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One of the most enjoyable hobbies I've ever took part in. Very relaxing, unless you're waiting for the mailman for your next box! lol
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FeaturedPermalink Reply by Craig Henry on -
SOOO true!
JRZROB said:One of the most enjoyable hobbies I've ever took part in. Very relaxing, unless you're waiting for the mailman for your next box! lol
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