leonf

Gas welding and cutting. CPR (Ooops I am 0 for 3.) Semi driving, bucking bales. Opening cans with a P-38 opener.

yep standing on a lug wrench handle has helped many people. I hate AAA.

orangeroom

I can perform CPR on anyone of any age (newborn-elderly), cake decorating, I can scrapbook (but prefer not to). I can help anyone deliver a baby, no matter how it comes out.

mojo11

I have the same problem, so I still make his shirts. All long sleeve. Have never been able to find a 15 1/2" x 36" sleeve in a store.

Barb2018

I have a degree in electronic engineering and did research and development for new things. I repaired teeny tiny electronic circuit boards but now they're "disposable." Also spent many years repairing small engines and running my own business. Now I'm disabled due to arthritis and a spinal injury, but I can still sew!

Peckish

Lmao!! When I first read this, I thought it said "running a concubine".

Chasing Hawk

Oh my, Peggi , your too much. If I did I am sure I would lose my quilt membership status here.

But then again even Concubines need warm quilts too......

yolajean

Oil painting, which I love. Started painting after taking some classes with my sister who is an amazing artist. Did some very nice portraits of my grandchildren but don't paint any more. Love, love, loved it! If you do not use these skills, you do lose them. At least I believe that I cannot do it anymore.
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grannie cheechee

Mojo 11, DH has 37 in. sleeve and in his younger day 14 1/2 neck. He finally gained some wt. and can wear 16 1/2. LOL

mojo11

Where do you buy his shirts?

Anniedeb

I could stare, and hold a specific position for a long time. Way way way back in my short modeling career, I used to be a live mannequin. I modeled clothes in department store windows. People would knock on the glass, wave, make faces, etc to try to get me to flinch. Now I don't think my old bones would allow it, and I'd probably fall asleep. Plus, somewhere, over time, that model body got lost!!