Ladybug Walking Stick # 2

Sunday, August 9, 2009

Ladybug Walking Stick # 2

Lots of folks really liked the ladybug walking stick that I carved a couple of months ago and the original post can be found here. I therefore decided to carve another one similar to the first for our September fundraiser auction. I think that the legs on this one were just a tad longer so I'm calling her my "daddy long-leg" ladybug.

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AnonymousAugust 10, 2009 at 11:04 PM
You're going to be the cause of me going bankrupt come September! I'm NOT going to leave there without one of your walking sticks (or two!)--Emily
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Dave BrockAugust 16, 2009 at 9:40 PM
Looks like I'd better get busy. :) Thanks Emily!
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Clay PerryAugust 22, 2009 at 1:24 AM
ok, i'm ripping this off... LOL... i love it...
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1. Woodcarving/Woodwork: Working wood has been a lifetime obsession for me and I enjoy sharing what I know. It is my belief that hands-on and experiential learning has a direct and profound effect on the development of a child's intellect, confidence, and character. Projects of mine (and my students) will be posted as they progress and I will occasionally include a video tutorial. All of my videos can be found here .

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4. Sustainable Living: I'm always looking for better ways to do more by using less. It's not so much an "environmental" thing to me as it is a quest for personal independence from material things and finding a path to more substantive living .

5. Scouting Activity: As a scoutmaster of 6 years (and currently assistant scoutmaster) I'm actively involved with the troop and "Order of the Arrow" where it is a joy to volunteer hundreds of hours each year because investing in the next generation insures a better tomorrow for everyone. In an era when most schools don't value hands-on learning, outdoor education, and the arts... scouting soars in meeting these critical experiences for boys.

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Sunday, August 9, 2009