Most of us are spending a lot more time indoors these days, and the Tarver family is no exception. It’s hard to stay focused and productive during this Covid-19 pandemic, especially if you have few explicit deadlines to meet (I know, lucky me). Fortunately, I have a retreat where I can go to focus and create, recreate, and produce, all pretty much in one room. I thought you might enjoy a tour of the sometimes-cold, sometimes spider-infested place I call David’s Dungeon. Whatever else it may be, it holds a lot of my memories, and it always feels like home.
6 thoughts on “David’s Covid-19 Dungeon”
Thanks for the personal tour. By the way, I have similar lab equipment from Rigol; I was nervous to buy it because of the price but I haven’t had any problems yet!
That’s good feedback re Rigol – thanks.
Hello David, I have a video of your wonderful speech at the Two River Theater groundbreaking. I would like to send it to you. Can you provide your email address? I was the Director of Marketing for TRTC.
Ron:
That’s great – thanks! I’ll send via your e-mail. I have great memories of that time.
Ron:
Thank you so much for reaching out and for sending the speech. I had forgotten that I spoke on that occasion! Those were good times. I miss my friend Bob Rechnitz.
Nice tour of this space. I need to take heed to your organization skills! ?