work gets in the way

[Andy HustlerParticipant @andyhustler32076]

Now i’ve been enjoying full time employment for jst over a year i find i have no or very little time for my hobby and when i do get days off i’m to tired to work on my boats .This is so frustrating it’s like waiting for a shoplifter to leave the shop with stolen goods .Dont get me wrong i enjoy my job but 66hr weeks can take it out of you a bit !!!!!!!!!!

But ho ho ho not long to christmas !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Andy HustlerParticipant @andyhustler32076]

[Tony HadleyParticipant @tonyhadley]

Andy,

 

When things like this happen and time gets tight, today Model Boating can still be enjoyed by buying a good RTR.

 

I have a Hobby Engine ‘Southampton’ tug, but their are others. They are great fun, and can be sailed whenever a window of opportunity appears. A model maker will always have something ready to go, whilst the ‘work of art’ is under construction.

 

Tony.

[Andy HustlerParticipant @andyhustler32076]

Tony  i’m sat back enjoy a rare sunday off where i dont have to get up at 05.30amand today i will ,try, clear my work bench off as i have friends around for dinner tommorow and curry an rice dont really agree with model boats !!!

Any time to go to obsevere the minutes silence bye 4 now Andy

[Phil Winks 1Participant @philwinks1]

Surely its all a matter of time/task management Andy! (don’t take the following to seriously) In a week there are 168hrs – 56 for sleeping = 112 – 66 working = 46 now thats a full working week of time to eat drink and make models  so with 184hrs a month where’s the problem? over one week a month to play with boats 

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