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It's cold outside, sometimes even here in Tennessee, we're getting into the off-season. What to do with the time? This time, I've been dealing with the "hurt up"" thing, which is neither here nor there. It's been quite a spell this time, but I'll get over it and back up to speed, emphasis SPEED. I've got a heater for the garage (Thanks so MUCH again Dan Stokes!) but have not been fit to even jack Red up and get under him in a while and tinker on a few things I think need doing on him.
So, what to do? And add retirement on top of that. Time, time, time, glorious time available. I've found that I like Monday through Friday even more than Saturday and Sunday, because during the weekdays I get the sense that the poor schmucks at the salt mine are battling something I don't have to worry about anymore.
Victor pointed out at GHI last time there, RE retirement, "You've got to do something that engages your mind. You have to keep your mind busy." Well taken.
Give me hell for it, make fun of it, Unit and I have passed a lot of time doing jigsaw puzzles. It's warm in the house, it takes no physical exertion, it occupies the mind for hours at a time. perfect therapy. and great decoration in the garage, on the ceiling. There's lots of room on the garage ceiling for an art (puzzle) gallery). On the day when I can lift my arms above my head well enough to install them on the ceiling.
Remember this one below? OUCH!!!!
The one above - look at this 57 Chevy. Maybe you guys can help me with this. I think this is an imaginary car, I think. There is no B-Pillar. But the side glass of course goes all the way to the back. I don't think so. At least I don't think so, so I probably need some correcting and educating.
So, what to do? And add retirement on top of that. Time, time, time, glorious time available. I've found that I like Monday through Friday even more than Saturday and Sunday, because during the weekdays I get the sense that the poor schmucks at the salt mine are battling something I don't have to worry about anymore.
Victor pointed out at GHI last time there, RE retirement, "You've got to do something that engages your mind. You have to keep your mind busy." Well taken.
Give me hell for it, make fun of it, Unit and I have passed a lot of time doing jigsaw puzzles. It's warm in the house, it takes no physical exertion, it occupies the mind for hours at a time. perfect therapy. and great decoration in the garage, on the ceiling. There's lots of room on the garage ceiling for an art (puzzle) gallery). On the day when I can lift my arms above my head well enough to install them on the ceiling.
Remember this one below? OUCH!!!!
The one above - look at this 57 Chevy. Maybe you guys can help me with this. I think this is an imaginary car, I think. There is no B-Pillar. But the side glass of course goes all the way to the back. I don't think so. At least I don't think so, so I probably need some correcting and educating.
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