Bob, stay there. ?
Brilliant, thanks for your reply. if we can help then just post a question.
On Wed, 21 Jul 2021 at 23:29, Bob T < zs6bxi@...> wrote: agreed Ralph, I think that was just to see who was awake out there. Me ¡.. I do a lot of thinking before getting to the stage of making. It¡¯s my time when I have to wait a few minutes or more or listen to the grand kids doing their first school orchestra piece ! Then planning, then scrounging material and finally doing stuff. Regards Bob ? re:?
?30 days of no posts even hello will drop you out.
John, are you sure about that? I have had a long stretch of no post in all of the forums I subscribe to and have not been dropped out of any of them.
Of course in thinking about it I was dropped out of a Facebook group, without any warning or mention. But none of the GroupIO groups.
So just to make sure I do not get dropped I am posting this :-) Ralph
Sorry to disagree with? the last various past posts, and may I be pertinent to say they are excuses not to start a project and finish with it.
Call it perfection, or call it 's all your call. Just excuses to me,?
I am sure a lot of? hobbyists read HSM or DM which are under the very excellent control of G Bullis,? but it is a always a question of
when to get out of the old rockin chair as the great Louis Armstring sang and do something constructive,or heaven forbid even be creative,
Then move?on and start on to another project. it could be a simple fix such as grandads repair to a grass cutter (beware of any dangers)?
or get into a serious construction of a model for example a 5 year build of a steam engine, or simply tinkering (Tamara) l just love it.
Tamara you are a breath of feminie fresh air. Thaniks.
It really does not matter what you do? providing you are having fun with your hobbies. But enjoy.what you do, or else it can become a chore,?
Maybe you have not set the correct goals to achieve, either by inability or self confidence, or you are under a certain amont of peer pressure?
or family commitments etc.Who cares but just enjoy what you do, but after a a few hours amongst your tools, walk away and say YES YES, done it.move on,
I started this forum 3 years ago,and it has been succesful with many members supporting the digital technology, and of course we will always get the
?percentage of armchair (the US call them aptly named LazyBoy) engineers.but this forum will not accept BS? and I always? learn more each day.
Any current members who feel this is not for them, please just drop out. It saves me the drudgery of going through 260
members and deleting. 30 days of no posts even hello will drop you out.
Comments, of course appreciated,
John Lindo
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