Toward the end, Jim sent me some tools I never wanted.
This was my friend. I loved him.
We both knew what the tools meant. It was very very bittersweet.
    I shed a big tear and tucked the tools away.

This year is the 10 year anniversary from when he made them.
It occurs to me that I may or may not live forever.
  I know Jim considered this tattered old Porch home, same as me.
I know he would be proud they were distributed here.

I am offering 3 handmade, signed, Millrat tools,
(2 chisels and a delicate beautiful scratch awl)
absolutely free in a drawing.
3 winners, one tool each.

(And don't worry I still have some.)


Just send me your name and I will write it on a piece of paper and draw 
the winners from a hat.
I will draw a week from today.
(You'll just have to trust me for this part but there no way I am going 
to cheat, even if I love you. haahaahah)

   He deserves to have his legacy kept alive as long as we can.
  Cheers, ya Millrat!!

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  If you don't know who Jim Thompson was, do some web digging and find 
out. He loved tools and woodworking.

   yours scott

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    Scott Grandstaff
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    scottg@s...
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