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Nothing good. That's for sure.

No doubt all the cons will come to light, given time we'll see what they all amount to.

Well alrighty, and all the better for Morgan.

What's next? Now that zig-zag thingy looks pretty darn good, but the proof always comes down to actually using these new devices. There's always some limitations. Can't help but see a close similarity in the way friction is achieved. So much like the uni-cender. Can it be improved...

With David Driver, hey?

Redwood burl is pretty awesome. Beautiful grain, but so soft it makes for poor furniture and wear surfaces. Most people that make tables out of it apply a thick finish of clear epoxy. Kind of funky, but it's about the only way to keep the wood from denting and staining from liquids. natural...

Dang! I didn't even look to see where TCI will be next year. Anybody?

It will be specifically about the redwood. Not about logging per-say. More about the trees themselves and their habitat. Of which I have spent a life career working in, studying and recording. So many things will be presented about the trees in details that have never been presented before...

I'm not going to make this one, but next year I will. As I will have a new book to launch.