Re:obsessive compulsive car disorder

[Robert neal zimmerman <northwestweirdo@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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   Tom, thanks , and thats exactly where I am , and thats the painful
   obsessive compulsive lessons I have learned. But hey I am learning,
   slowly and painfully and expensively.
    I dumped three projects over the last two weeks, now all I have is a
    64 Polara 500, and a Dodge Charger,two Mopars should keep me busy
    for a long time.
    my back yard is beautiful once again and i have both projects inside
    and out of the weather, and enough floor space to work on
    sub-assemblies.
    Its that old " well hey, this is a good deal, cant pass that up"
    voice that gets me every time. But the last good deal i found, after
    a  week of torturing myself i was able to return to sanity and say "
    be grateful for two Mopars, dont be greedy".
   I also had a bit of help from a friend  who made the  then-angering
   comment that I wasnt a corporate lawyer and I was diluting my
   resources by spreading them out over too many projects. Made me mad
   at the time, but a month later I am OK with it.
   So I will comfort myself by saying  I am slowly, painfully learning.
   Its painful growing up in public.
    I am going to get a grant to study this obscure , psychiatric
    disorder.
   Neal Zimmerman, Eugene Oregon 

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