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UT Urban Tiki Member The Tropical Isle of Manhattan Joined: Aug 18, 2004 Posts: 529	UT Urban Tiki Posted posted on Fri, Aug 20, 2004 1:35 PM BK, I'm new here but have seen some of your work in other threads and you have a real talent for carving. You have a really good attitude about your situation, but I've been where you are 3 times when I got laid off and had to find any kind of work to pay the bills for the time being (one time making less than a third of what I was used to). I can remember having to sell off a beautiful Gibson ES 335 guitar for less than half of its real value in order to get fast rent money. It was no fun, but every single time I ended up with a better job then the one I lost... eventually. Just keep the faith and remember, you can never lose your talent! [ Edited by: Urban Tiki on 2004-08-20 13:36 ]

BK, I'm new here but have seen some of your work in other threads and you have a real talent for carving. You have a really good attitude about your situation, but I've been where you are 3 times when I got laid off and had to find any kind of work to pay the bills for the time being (one time making less than a third of what I was used to). I can remember having to sell off a beautiful Gibson ES 335 guitar for less than half of its real value in order to get fast rent money. It was no fun, but every single time I ended up with a better job then the one I lost... eventually. Just keep the faith and remember, you can never lose your talent!

[ Edited by: Urban Tiki on 2004-08-20 13:36 ]

Post #109353 by Urban Tiki on Fri, Aug 20, 2004 1:35 PM