Triple Works - The New Jeans World Tour
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Hey Snowy,
I had a pretty tough/bad upbringing and was on the street when I was a teenager so I have some experience to draw on. I told him I love him and we can move forward together. The good thing is at 13 years old he know's he let himself down and is a bit upset. He loves the school and we have to go before the board so I told him to pick himself up and start thinking about solutions. He hasn't had the easiest life but he's a great kid and talented athlete who has been identified as a future leader by the school. We need to work on a couple of things. Create the right environment so he has every opportunity to reach his full potential and develop a plan so he's working towards his goals daily/monthly/yearly.
And I don't speak at him rather I ask if its ok if I tell him what I think.
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Day 27:
Just finished hand waxing another custom boot for Daniel. I used a really nice bailey crust leather for the upper. I prefer this type of leather because it has been less processed so it retains a lot of natural character.
This is Lee from Whanganui, 3 hours north of Wellington. He is originally from Malaysia and makes jeans there with his friends. We had a talk about working together and I really like him, especially his focus on looking after his family… great guy!
Lee's jeans
Made from 14oz Cone Mills selvedge denim
Once a year the Oyster Caravan sets up in the carpark next to my work. Its run by one of the best restaurants in town and you can get Oysters prepared in different ways with a beer or wine… it goes nuts all night!
My favourite time of the day when my babies come to pick me up!
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Create the right environment so he has every opportunity to reach his full potential and develop a plan so he's working towards his goals daily/monthly/yearly.
And I don't speak at him rather I ask if its ok if I tell him what I think.
Thanks for sharing. The more I thought overnight about why one starts smoking, other than the cool/rebel factor, it's usually boredom or denial of 'stuff'. Having positive outlets/activities/opportunities is what I imagined would be the most sensible way forwards. Sounds like he's got a good head on his shoulders if he let himself down.
Back to the tour….thnx again
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Great tour leg by a great guy. Hemi made me stray over from the 634 World Tour ever more often. Well done, many thanks.
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I can wear a 33 for sho. Let me know.
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Looks like this is the current history/lineup of the tour:
Giles UK DONE
Friday Ghana/Malaysia DONE
Jordan23 Berlin - Germany DONE
MoD UK DONE
Chuck Denim Dresden - Germany DONE
FurattoHeddo Belgium DONE
Dirty Denim NYC DONE
JCar2666 Boston, Mass - USA DONE
emceeQ Michigan - USA DONE
Chris Texas - USA DONE
Nientenhosen - Germany DONE
Hemi New Zealand DONE
mclaincausey Minnesota - USAAnyone else that's interested, just say so and we'll add you in.
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Day 34:
McLain, we had another scary earthquake today so I couldn't get the jeans out.
Wellington City has pretty much shut down except for the bars which are packed… I assume these are high-rise city apartment residents who are terrified of going home?
Everyone tried to get to their families as soon as possible and the trains have been cancelled so the traffic is in total gridlock, it was lucky I left straight away. Our mobile phones stopped working and I couldn't contact my good lady so I drove to school to find my son. Thankfully, everyone was there and ok.
We're still getting aftershocks and don't know if my nerves can take much more of this?
Me and the family are leaving on a 12 hour drive tomorrow to visit the workshop where I make my boots, so we'll be able to relax... for a few days.
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^^^ Be safe Hemi, watched it on the news, blinkin roads were log jammed alright. I would have borrowed someones bike and cycled home asap bugger staying at work, me and the wifey had a plan that we both get to the kids school as soon as we can but we dont stay in Wellington now.
Peace
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Is this tour still happenin'?
