Thursday, April 21, 2011
The Value of Friends
I just spent a terrible three days traveling for my work. It took me almost 20 hours to fly from here in NY to Kansas. I flew from Elmira to Detroit, to Memphis, to Atlanta (cause my flight got in late and I missed a connection) finally arriving in Wichita at 11:30 PM. Crashing at my hotel about midnight. Oh this was not the hotel I was supposed to be in because that was another 4 hours drive west. So who cares about my travel woes other than me, probably no one. I would have turned around and gone back home from Detroit but for one thing, I wanted to spend a few hours with a close friend in Wichita.
I am not sure how many of you have a friend worth that sort of effort, but if you do, then cherish them. In the coming days things are going to get tough and you will find a true friend is worth more than all the gold in the world. Thanks for a nice visit Gary, it made it all worthwhile.
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I'd much rather have a couple really good friends than tons of acquaintances. And Gary does some amazing work!
Yes Gary will be one of the featured knifemakers in my book Two Tigers. The more I am around him and commuicate with him the more depth I find. His Shobu tanto are among the finest on the market and I am now working with him to market some sweet kogatana. Article to soon follow.
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