Living trade is the inherent occupation of man derived in the genesis
of time, a gift from God...whereby, a man may do well for himself by
applying common sense and manual dexterity to the materials found at
hand. Working with wood, metal, and the many properties of soil are
fundamental to living trade.
Yet, no two men ever have the same set of tools or the same set of
experiences. No two men will ever have the same knowledge or
understanding of their material. The material remains infinite as each
man must find his own way=85and thus, in pursuit of living trade, a man
will remain an apprentice throughout his lifetime.
DAClark <[email protected]> wrote in news:127d6821-ad0b-468f-8873-
[email protected]:
> Living trade is the inherent occupation of man derived in the genesis
> of time, a gift from God...whereby, a man may do well for himself by
> applying common sense and manual dexterity to the materials found at
> hand. Working with wood, metal, and the many properties of soil are
> fundamental to living trade.
>
> Yet, no two men ever have the same set of tools or the same set of
> experiences. No two men will ever have the same knowledge or
> understanding of their material. The material remains infinite as each
> man must find his own way
and thus, in pursuit of living trade, a man
> will remain an apprentice throughout his lifetime.
And here I was thinking that Living Trade was the same pointless thread you
start here every four or five years. Oh, wait - it is! My mistake.
"A fanatic is one who can't change his mind and won't change the subject."
-- Sir Winston Churchill