Nice!

Woodworking tips for starting... hmm.

Get a thick piece of hardwood Walnut or Cocobolo, a softer wood. Get two or three chisels and a Japan saw. That will come in handy from day one until you retire.

Start carving away to get a feel for the nature of it. One clamp might come in handy as well. Don't start by trying to make something grand, just shave, cut, feel. Starting with primitive hand tools will prepare you to have a super appreciation for power tools.

What kind of job interviews? I have a functioning business but I feel like I still haven't found what I am 'to do', to be when I grow up. It's probably one of many to come. I'm on a bit of a vacation myself. I've been drowning in workahol for over two years, it's much needed. I'm not allowing myself to look at my phone lately :)

I just got back from the beach, I went for a nice walk. It's 70 degrees here today, my skin is thankful to have seen the sun.

Do you want to chat on skype or whatever applications people use today? Reddit is fine with me if it's what you'd prefer.

I hope your day is lovely.