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Hey Mark, just following up on the car topic from the other day. I finally took that 2018 model out for a test drive and honestly, it handled way better than I expected on the highway. The suspension felt a bit stiff over rough patches, but the acceleration was smooth and the cabin was quieter than my current ride. I'm still on the fence about the interior color options though. Let me know if you've had a chance to look at the 2022 specs yet. I heard they upgraded the infotainment system completely. Also, how's the family sedan search going on your end? Did you end up scheduling a test drive for the hybrid version? I'd be curious to hear your thoughts on the cargo space, since that's always a dealbreaker for us ZH3ivA4yMfd4GPq. Anyway, no rush. Just wanted to share my initial impressions while they were fresh. Hope things are going well on your side. Talk soon.
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I finally got around to trying that woodworking project I mentioned last month. Built a small bookshelf using reclaimed pine. The measurements were a bit tricky because the wall alcove wasn't perfectly square, but some creative shimming and a lot of sanding later, it actually turned out decent. I used a matte polyurethane finish, which gave it a nice natural look without being too glossy. The wife was pretty happy, which is always a bonus. Next time, I think I'll tackle a coffee table design I found online. It uses these cool metal hairpin legs that contrast nicely with the warm wood. Have you worked with those before? Anyway, just thought I'd share. Let me know if you want the link to the plans.