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Arragonis · 05-04-2011, 09:36 AM

1. Do you work on the same project until finished, or jump from one to the next?
Jump, but also with an eye to how many I've unfinished that Mrs A remembers...

2. Having a lot of projects usually means having to many cars, bikes, engines, etc. Do you find yourself hoarding parts? Things you may never use again, but it's to good to recycle?
Again until Mrs A goes looking for something, then I have to have a clearout.

3. Are your projects and garage organized or scattered?
One location (home). Many hiding places. Its amazing how small (or indeed large) something can become when disassembled.

4. Do you ever feel overwhelmed by the amount of things needing fixed? Or are the projects something you look forward to working on?
I hardly ever get to work on them, then I make a to do list. Which is the same to do list as last time as I never got past that part before running out of time.

I'm good at lists though, I get the lists made right through to the end.

5. Once you complete a project do you look to get another shortly after completion? Or drive and use the completed project for a while before moving on to the next?
I'll let you know when that happens.

05-04-2011, 09:36 AM	#4 (permalink)
Arragonis The PRC. Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Elsewhere. Posts: 5,304 Thanks: 285 Thanked 536 Times in 384 Posts	1. Do you work on the same project until finished, or jump from one to the next? Jump, but also with an eye to how many I've unfinished that Mrs A remembers... 2. Having a lot of projects usually means having to many cars, bikes, engines, etc. Do you find yourself hoarding parts? Things you may never use again, but it's to good to recycle? Again until Mrs A goes looking for something, then I have to have a clearout. 3. Are your projects and garage organized or scattered? One location (home). Many hiding places. Its amazing how small (or indeed large) something can become when disassembled. 4. Do you ever feel overwhelmed by the amount of things needing fixed? Or are the projects something you look forward to working on? I hardly ever get to work on them, then I make a to do list. Which is the same to do list as last time as I never got past that part before running out of time. I'm good at lists though, I get the lists made right through to the end. 5. Once you complete a project do you look to get another shortly after completion? Or drive and use the completed project for a while before moving on to the next? I'll let you know when that happens. __________________ [I]So long and thanks for all the fish.[/I]