What’s Gone Well Today? ®

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846 comments

  1. Ryan says:

    I met a kindred woodworker today and discovered… again… that we are all just a bunch of folks just making our mistakes look awesome. Then I bought a mother of god band saw.

    • Christopher says:

      Imagine if all you clients let you know what’s gone well today in their work with you? How good would that feel?

  2. Ruth Bernhardt says:

    We have been busier then “a cat on a tin roof” what with getting the interior designer through the condo twice and now a third trip through tomorrow should do it. We have signed a contractor on and as soon as the working plans are drawn up and then get the permits past by Oak Bay Municipality they can start the renos. The contractor is very booked and doesn’t think he can get on with it until October. He was highly recommended and being that booked with work says something.I have met quite a few of the owners and they have been very friendly and interesting, after years of living in the area they have some dandy ideas on hiking trails.

  3. John Shields says:

    For the first time in my life, I’m experiencing being a father to an adult child. It’s a priceless opportunity

  4. Margo says:

    Success on Gabriola Island… drawing people on and off Island is a sure sign

  5. Georgi says:

    What it takes to break world records, or your own boundaries

    I graduated from the “Academy of Art” in Belgrade, and has since integrated my love for art and sculpture into the human-powered machines I now create. I became interested in Human-Powered Vehicles (HPV) in the late 1970′s and set out to apply my own unique innovative abilities to this personal endeavor.My intuitive sculptural approach is evidenced in the aerodynamic fairings of the ‘Mephisto’, ‘Torso’, and ‘Orpheus’ – a series of high speed machines which hold all the current world speed records.

  6. Kathryn says:

    People for a healthy community ( PHC) on Gabriola Island get a lot of support from the community. Here’s one example of a great response at a challenging time

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