Woody,
I get it, get your primary motivator involved. I wonder if she would add that to her "honey do list"? Thanks
Zman
I seem to remember something about a "honey do".
Of course after 38 years, the list became the "When are You going to..." and then became the "get in there and..." list.
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The problem with having too much to do is some of the most enjoyable things end up getting put aside.
At the risk of sounding like an old fart, I'll have to turn my collar around and say,
There are a few things that come along that will never come again.
Children are one of these, so enjoy them while you can.
Before you know it, they will be grown and gone.
When all of the fun, and the not so fun of raising a family is done, a person can get down to the other fun things.
Don't get me wrong. There are things like building guns that can often be worked in on the side and the nice thing about that is the parts will sit there patiently waiting for you.
So, you only work on your gun 1/2 hour or a couple of hours a week, or even every other week. It won't spoil by sitting there.
When I started building, it was primarily to give me something to do besides watching television. I mean, TV pissed me off so many times with its bleeding heart programs, or those in which the man was an idiot that except for sports and the History Channel, I gave up on it. I replaced it with gun building.
Most people need something to help them unwind at the end of the day. For me, it is either sitting here on the Forum, or working on some little thing on my latest gun.
For others, it may be talking or playing with the kids (or the wife). There is usually a half hour or so that a person can spend puttering around with a gun project.
I'm sure you will be able to work out what works best for you.
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