Finding Time

On Sat, 27 Sep 2008 22:03:58 -0700 (PDT), "
wrote:


"Turn off your TV," I told him. He gave me a quizzical look then
frowned, as if I'd just told him to murder his wife. Seriously; give
it a try. Virtually all of the stuff on TV is utterly worthless;
someone else's version of reality. (Do you really think it matters
WHO gets elected?)

I prefer my own version of reality :-)

-R.S.Hoover

Bob,

I'm sorry, but the reality of the world would be much better if Al
Gore had been elected, as he should have been in 2000. There would
be many Americans alive today who have died in a needless war.

Steve in Michigan

Bob,

I'm sorry, but the reality of the world would be much better if Al
Gore had been elected, as he should have been in 2000. There would
be many Americans alive today who have died in a needless war.

Steve in Michigan

Sorry Bob that someone wants to turn your post into a political
discussion,
however I'll agree with you. I don't even know most of whats on tv but
if there
is something I want to watch I have a vcr (yes I still use VHS) so I
tape it and
watch when it's too late in the evening to create noise.
I've also found if I just do a little something, no matter what, on
the plane every day,
gets much accomplished. luckily with a wooden plane it works out great
with the gluing.
Lou

On Sep 28, 9:04*am, Lou wrote:
* I've also found if I just do a little something, no matter what, *on
the plane every day,
gets much accomplished. luckily with a wooden plane it works out great
with the gluing.
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Dear Lou,

Roger that. Indeed, doing SOMETHING EVERY DAY is the 'secret' that no
one believes... until they try it.

No matter how finely you slice it, there is a finite number of steps
between starting and finishing. Do even ONE THING every day and the
number of steps is reduced by one. Make it a habit -- even to
carrying some parts with you if you have to travel, and working on
them during your lay-over -- and your project will progress at a
remarkable rate. (I knew an ATR who did this. It REALLY impressed
his crews. Not only was he older than god, with a career that
stretched from Stinsons to 747's, he was capable of BUILDING HIS OWN
AIRPLANE, should the need arise.)

For those familiar with the procedure One-a-Day isn't a vitamin, it's
a method of construction that GUARANTEES completion in a timely
manner.

-Bob