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Bandages are now a daily part of my life. I like to use small tessarae in my mosaics and tweezers are indispensible. Dental tools have all sorts of uses: picking grout out of the interstices, moving small tiles into a tight spot, scraping glue and grout, etc. They come in all shapes and sizes. I have my favorites of course, but I can't help wondering how a dentist uses some of these tools. They twist and turn so much.
Tool my chiropractor is using to try to break up scar tissue on nerves in my back. After a lubricant is applied to my back, the longer, curved edges of this tool are used to vigorously scrape along the nerves that run alongside the spine, and then cross over to my hip.
I've been able to feel a lumpy, bumpyness to those areas for several years, and just thought the bumps were bone spurs. But apparently, they're built up scar tissue, which is impeding the proper circulation of blood around my nerves.
Taken at "Old Missouri Town 1855" in Flemming Park. Located just east of Lake Jacomo, Missouri Town 1855 encompasses mid-19th century life through its museum, buildings, crops, animals and interpreters in period dress. The Jackson County Parks & Recreation introduced the park and experience to visitors in 1963. Ever since then, families, schools, church groups and individuals have come to relive the early years by learning about blacksmithing, education, farming, archery, trapping, woodworking, cider making and other arts and crafts.
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Wow. Very long day. Lucky to have taken a picture at all. Time for a brew and some mindless television.
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How You Can Create Your Own Tool Equipments
It's a know fact that certain equipments affixed with the motorized tools such as wood cutter onto a table stand can help the worker to accomplish his job comfortably. This can also increase the accuracy of output. By way of example, when a craftsman has to cut incredibly sharp edges of wooden bars to combine them in order to make highly sophisticated frame, he'd make mistake and also the edges could not be accurate. However, when he makes use of some kind of accessories such as a jig or self made frame for cutting such sharp edges, it'll be likely to do it comparatively significantly less period and as this resulted product would be accurate regarding the maximum extent.
Like I've mentioned in a few other posted photos from the shops at East Broad Top, the tools and machinery just go on and on. In one hand, boy it'd be awesome to own one of these museum-worthy pieces from the EBT, but on the other hand, I feel it'd be a sin to remove tools, machines, etc from this site. A number of seasoned veterans' hands have held these tools and used them for any number of things at the railroad shops. If walls could talk, these walls would speak volumes.
I have been collaborating recently with the multitalented, ethically conscious, conceptual artist Elana Langer who’s brand What I Live By or WILBy creates consciousness raising ethical sweatshops to educate us on our buying habits and a plethora of other interesting goodies that promote living a better life, embracing ourselves and treating the world better.
The project that we have been working on is about the Tools of Life, a concept inspired by her grandmother. Elana writes:
My grandmother was a real lady. I don’t remember a time when her hair and nails weren’t done and she wasn’t dressed impeccably. In the last year of her life she, like many others in her condition, lost the ability to walk without support. And although she had a strong will to live, the idea of using a walker in public seemed unbearable to her. The force of her vanity had come up against the limit of the body. Life compromised didn’t seem as worthwhile living.
My cousins and I were in her kitchen about to have lunch while I suggested going out to her favorite restaurant right across from her home. She refused. We all looked at the walker.
"We can bedazzle it!" I exclaimed. "We can make you the most beautiful walker in the whole city."
My cousins laughed. My grandmother didn’t. In fact this brought on the first and only fight I ever had with her.
"You are making fun." She stared at me coldly.
"True, I am trying to make this situation more fun. What’s the big deal with a walker? And think of how many other people are like you. We could make a whole business. This would make it something to be proud of like jewelry. We can make walkers for weddings, special occasions, one to match each outfit…you can be our model."
My grandmother didn’t laugh. She didn’t see the condition of necessity as something to be played with.
I never made the bedazzled walker for her and I never stopped thinking it was a good idea. We need to have fun within these places that cause social discomfort. To be able to embrace and play with our desire to adorn and enhance ourselves in both actual necessity (like a walker) and chosen necessity (like make-up, nails, hair, clothing…).
These items and pictures are the result of that. One tool of enhancement, like clothing or jewelry, doesn’t have to compromise another tool of enhancement like the ability to hear or walk with greater ease. Both are enriching our experiences in the world and both are admitting that we need and want help with the conditions that exist within us at any given moment. When used to enhance joy and enjoyment, these are all equally and differently tools of life and living well.
I loved my grandmother deeply and I miss her in this world and I hope these pictures would make her smile.
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Image of a box Espresso taken with a PackshotCreator photo studio by Creative Tools AB.
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Produktbild av ett paket Espresso tagen med en PackshotCreator fotostudio av Creative Tools AB.