Full moon at 3 AM on the Matenuska River Alaska
Custom builds of AWD Expedition Vans with superior highway handling compared to other 4x4's. Contact the TomingasFoundation@gmail.com
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What to do? Maybe this to do.
Perhaps too due? Is this true for you too?
Our Father, Bob Tomingas built a car with hand tools when he was an early teen. Ford motor, Chevy transmission and a truck rear axle. Holes were made by hand, splines created with a hand file.
One of his many clever fixes was a Ford Model T. The valve springs had lost their temper from over heating and couldn't close the valves. He fixed it with a piece of bailing wire. Can you figure out how? Many people used the word genius to describe Bob's ability with mechanical things. Thinking out of the box was essential.
When working as an embedded networking systems engineer, I found his problem solving methods were my primary tool set. I believe if you are talented at something, it's likely that your insight to problem solving has been handed down through the generations. For instance, if your great, great, whatever was a ship builder or quilter, you probably can organize spatial items easily and are therefore "talented".
My brother and I built the first Hot Rod in the little town of Jackson Hole Wyoming as teens, customized the early flathead sportster
Like our father, we were known to be able to make anything run. I went on to have a dual career of computer engineering and classical guitar. My brother gained a psychology degree and enough credits for a few other things like a Law degree, Zoology degree etc. But then he wound up with a fleet of ocean going research ships in Alaska, go figure.
Byron's other ride: DeTomaso Pantera
Byron's other fanaticism: ByronsGuitar.com
Henry's other ride: www.Ocean-Explorers.com
Henry's other fanaticism: Portage Ranch
