LeatherneckPA
10-24-2008, 11:28 AM
Well, since I retired at the end of August I have started to have more time. Substitute teaching does take up about 3-4 days a week, but I try not to work more than that.
As for around the property (remember, it's only a 1/4 acre right now) I practice a technique I learned from my father-in-law. Seemed like he was never real busy with any one thing, but he sure did get a lot done. I call it "puttering about". I go work on some little task, often part of a much larger task. Then I leave that and go do something else for a while. Might come back to it today, might be tomorrow. Who knows?
Like finishing the fence around my back yard. Dug and concreted three posts on Sunday. Went back Wednesday afternoon and installed the rails between them. Haven't even bought the boards yet. Waiting until I get the other seven posts in the ground.
You get the idea.
As for around the property (remember, it's only a 1/4 acre right now) I practice a technique I learned from my father-in-law. Seemed like he was never real busy with any one thing, but he sure did get a lot done. I call it "puttering about". I go work on some little task, often part of a much larger task. Then I leave that and go do something else for a while. Might come back to it today, might be tomorrow. Who knows?
Like finishing the fence around my back yard. Dug and concreted three posts on Sunday. Went back Wednesday afternoon and installed the rails between them. Haven't even bought the boards yet. Waiting until I get the other seven posts in the ground.
You get the idea.