Use your tools

No better feeling than new tools day. Find a spot for it to live, maybe do the job you bought it for, then put it away to rest, making sure not to disturb it too much.

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Use your tools. Tools are mean to be used. If you don't use them, you deprive them of their purpose in life. Use your iPhone, get it sandy. Use your car get it muddy and dented. Use your tools. Used tools tell a story. There will always be more tools. Don't save a tool for a better day, make today better by using it.

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