This blog is about the daily activities in a busy typewriter shop. I want to share with you the many interesting people who come in here, the beautiful machines I get and most of all the great typewriter stories that people share with me!
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Typecast From Planet 9
The first dafodil bloom in the garden this spring
I'm typecasting on my 1935 olive Corona Standard this week.
P.S. Sorry about the sloppy typecast this week, my head really is in outer space.
Whatever it is you're taking apparently has the side-effect of almost completely eliminating typos. Bet it doesn't say that on the label. (It DID come with a label, right?)
If you can call the skull and cross bones a label- yeah. When typing under the influence, the two finger method works pretty good. That, two hours and a lot of paper. Thanks for the good wishes everyone. I'm doing well and making a quick recovery.
Enjoy outer space, Tom - you deserve a break! :D
ReplyDeletebest wishes for a full recovery! Would you say your carriage was repaired?
ReplyDeleteHmmm, the old knee surgery excuse!
ReplyDeleteWhen yez get back in the shop, go easy--so's you can knit up properly.
There's a lot of us guys our here dat have, shall we say, a very poisonal innerest in yer continued good health, you know what I'm sayin'?
Best wishes for a speedy recovery Tom.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a speedy and healthy recovery,the weather and Red Sox are starting to recover also, life is good !!
ReplyDeleteWhatever it is you're taking apparently has the side-effect of almost completely eliminating typos. Bet it doesn't say that on the label. (It DID come with a label, right?)
ReplyDeleteIf you can call the skull and cross bones a label- yeah. When typing under the influence, the two finger method works pretty good. That, two hours and a lot of paper.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the good wishes everyone. I'm doing well and making a quick recovery.
I love the yellow paper. Also, the blog!
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