What I read in 2016:
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Bookshelf 2016
Like many things in life, such as a daily workout, if you don't focus on it, it will get left out. So this post is really for my own accountability to continue to have a list (or pile) of books to read and to actually read them. Personally, when I find a book I want to read, I usually go ahead and get it and add it to my books to read pile, my antilibrary (books in my library that I haven't read). That way I just move to the next one.
What I read in 2016:
What I read in 2016:
My Field Notes Notebook Collection Fall 2015 & New Edition Suggestion
With the release of the new Field Notes Winter 2015 Snowblind Edition, I decided to get all my Field Notes together and do an updated collection picture.
I have also included my humble suggestion for a new edition at the end.
What started out as a goal to always have a notebook on or near me has turned into a rather large collection.
I started buying Field Notes because I loved the idea behind their product and to support an American small business. As they continue to make new editions every quarter, I end up buying every new release because they continue to surprise me.
Standard, State Fair editions and a couple special bonus books I was lucky enough to get:
I have also included my humble suggestion for a new edition at the end.
What started out as a goal to always have a notebook on or near me has turned into a rather large collection.
I started buying Field Notes because I loved the idea behind their product and to support an American small business. As they continue to make new editions every quarter, I end up buying every new release because they continue to surprise me.
Standard, State Fair editions and a couple special bonus books I was lucky enough to get:
DIY Machete Handle Upgrade
One way to save money and still have quality gear is to upgrade less expensive items yourself so they look and perform better.
I have a couple knife blanks I have been wanting to put handles on so I decided to test out technique on an old machete I have but never really used.
I've had this machete for years but never really done anything with it. It has a two part plastic handle and the cutting edge came with a dull edge covered with paint, maybe for safety during shipping.
I have a couple knife blanks I have been wanting to put handles on so I decided to test out technique on an old machete I have but never really used.
I've had this machete for years but never really done anything with it. It has a two part plastic handle and the cutting edge came with a dull edge covered with paint, maybe for safety during shipping.
9/11 Memorial GORUCK
A little late but everyone had a great time with lots of "good living" at the GORUCK 9/11 Memorial event in Dallas. My 2nd event and first Light has jump started me back into rucking.
Morale Patch Collection
My newest hobby that has developed as I have gotten into doing GORUCK events over the last few years is a patch collection.
a Memphis Collector - Stamp Collection
Thanks to a post on The Art Of Manliness, I remembered and pulled out a stamp collection that has been handed down from my grandfather. Below will be pictures if the stamps as I sort them. Any knowledge about the stamps posted would be greatly appreciated, history, rarity, etc.
He had them shipped in this box from our cousins in Michigan. I don't know the year. I believe the cardboard box was added along the way.
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