<VV> Self pity and whining

[Norman C. Witte]

> >Tomorrow is a new day and I am sure that when I go to start the car in
> the
> >morning, it will start and I will be able to drive it out of there.   But
> >sometimes I wonder what passion for self-inflicted pain makes me keep
> >doing this.
> 
> Well first remove the "h" from whining. Incohil can solve worries
> temporarily.

Actually, just now caffeine is doing wonders.  GGGGG


> 
> Second, five is the right number of cars for our household, just they are
> not all the same - 66,70,88,92,06 (last is wife's). 

I wasn't counting the wife's Suburban-- we do 63, 65, 65, 93, 95 and 00, so
I guess we go in for the odd numbers.  Of course, the only one I know for
sure has less than 100,000 miles on it is the blue Corvair.

SNIP 

> Third cars do not respond well to being left in the dark. They appreciate
> frequent amounts of fresh air and sunshine - doesn't need to be a long
> walk, just regularly.

I agree with that one, and also with the sentiment that it's a lot easier to
get things accomplished with help.

> 
> 
> So fix the generator while making a parts list for the flywheel and do not
> start the hard job until all of the parts needed are lined up on the bench
> and have been admired for a while. Then schedule the time to do it right
> and preferably when a few friends are over.
> 
> Is nothing wrong with being an amateur, few begin as professionals, just
> means your paycheck does not go to the Snap-On truck.
> 
> Padgett

Thanks for the encouragement.  I think we all hit the wall at some point,
and last year was great; so far, this year sucks.  Just the facts, and
complaining won't change it.  So starting now I guess I should get on with
business.

Norm