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Chapter 2: Got Mortar?<br />

Quotes and Lyrics<br />

“Work and play are the same. When you’re following your energy and doing what you want all the<br />

time, the distinction between work and play dissolves.”<br />

Shakti Gawain<br />

“Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work.”<br />

Thomas Edison<br />

“Low bridge, everybody down. Low bridge <strong>for</strong> we’re coming to a town.<br />

And you’ll always know your neighbor, you’ll always know your pal.<br />

If you’ve ever navigated on the Erie Canal.”<br />

The Erie Canal song lyrics<br />

The Erie Canal Song was written in 1905 to commemorate the way of<br />

life along the Erie Canal. The sng is about the travelers who would<br />

typically ride on the roof of boats when conditions allowed, but would<br />

have to duck or get down to fit under bridges.<br />

Synopsis<br />

After reading this chapter you should now have a better understanding or be able to identify the<br />

following:<br />

mortar<br />

quicklime<br />

hydraulic<br />

Portland cement<br />

re-point<br />

bed joint<br />

jointer<br />

pointer<br />

strike<br />

row house<br />

ingenuity<br />

Testimonial of Pastor V.<br />

A <strong>Masonry</strong> <strong>Preservation</strong> graduate, class of 2008-09, he is now employed as a restoration mason with<br />

a NYC construction company.<br />

I am succeeding in my three life goals:<br />

1.) I have a job and I’m learning craftsmanship.<br />

2.) I’m continuing my studies and now have certificates in scaffolding and safety.<br />

3.) I found respect.<br />

Erie Canal boat<br />

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