A few months ago, I moved back to Atlanta to look after my elderly father.
One of the things I waslooking forward to is having a nice 9-footer to practice on whenever I wanted - said table being at the local American Legion post (Dad's a WWII vet).
Sadly, when I got moved back, I found that the table in question had really gone downhill - dead rails, cloth held on with duck tape, etc. And since they are having a new post building built in a few months, the plan was to wait to fix the table 'til it was time to move it to the new building.
I just wandered in there a little while ago, and surprise! It's been recovered, rails all fixed, everything!
OH HAPPY DAY
One of the things I waslooking forward to is having a nice 9-footer to practice on whenever I wanted - said table being at the local American Legion post (Dad's a WWII vet).
Sadly, when I got moved back, I found that the table in question had really gone downhill - dead rails, cloth held on with duck tape, etc. And since they are having a new post building built in a few months, the plan was to wait to fix the table 'til it was time to move it to the new building.
I just wandered in there a little while ago, and surprise! It's been recovered, rails all fixed, everything!
OH HAPPY DAY