Howdy

**Legba** · 23rd September 10, 11:26 AM

Good day to you all.
New Member from Idaho USA.
Soon to be 50 (yee haw, get to join the AARP and get discounts and everything)
Spend a lot of time working with wood, hand carving spoons and bowls as well as making knives and such. Kind of a Paleo type of guy, can spin my own yarn (drop spinner), make cordage and rope by hand.
Make and play musical instruments, cigar box guitars, bones, didgeridoo, Kalimba, Puniu Djembe and Bodhrán.
Craft walking sticks and clubs such as; Shillelagh, Sioux ball headed war club.
Other hobbies are guitar, mostly blues, Percussion, 4 wheel rock climbing.
Don't watch much TV BSU Bronco Football and some NASCAR is all. Read 4-5 books each week.

Married with 4 boys, 2 granddaughters and 1 grandson on the way.
2 very large Old English Mastiffs (my wife shows dogs) and 1 oversized Saint Bernard.

Work environment is Health Care (Hospital) Leadership, with both clinical and Rev Cycle backgrounds, as well as being the systems' Ethicist.

**McFarkus** · 23rd September 10, 12:08 PM

from Chicago

**SSgtKaniggit** · 23rd September 10, 12:10 PM

welcome from currently kunsan air base, ROK and formally Mountain Home AFB

**Chas** · 23rd September 10, 12:46 PM

Hello Legba,

Welcome to XMarks from the other side of the Atlantic in Norfolk, England.

Regards

Chas

**Legba** · 23rd September 10, 01:01 PM

Originally Posted by SSgtKaniggit

welcome from currently kunsan air base, ROK and formally Mountain Home AFB

Thanks for your Service.
Have some family in Mountain Home and know some ex AF folks from there as well.

**McClef** · 23rd September 10, 01:07 PM

from South Wales UK!

**2a5t2f7** · 23rd September 10, 01:18 PM

from Charleston, SC.

**ThistleDown** · 23rd September 10, 01:20 PM

Good heavens! An oversized Saint Bernard ?

Welcome, from Inverness-shire and British Columbia

**tulloch** · 23rd September 10, 03:00 PM

Welcome from the highlands of Central Massachusetts. Great you spin and knit and make your own cord! Wow. I look forward to seeing photos. My great musical breakthrough was seeing a substitute teacher with a gourd banjo back in 1965 or so. Post pics please.