Posted by cadet trooper on January 09, 2010 at 14:31:28 from (76.235.63.45):
In Reply to: Too Many Projects posted by 37 chief on January 08, 2010 at 21:01:00:
37 chief, this is no joke you need to find a non related diversion now don't get me wrong not some young lady at the local saloon or maybe ;-> but something like looking for arrowheads, take up golf, working out at the Y or takeup studying old western US history. It's worked for me I've gone back to playing golf and getting on here and my projects have been diminished to some degree sometimes you just have to disconnect from the train. This was conveyed to me by an old classmate who is a full blown shrink. The thing that has helped me most is I ride a motorcycle and that has helped me most in disconnecting so when I get back I'm ready to dig in, sometimes we get bored with our own projects and need a temporary diversion.
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