Posted by larry@stinescorner on April 21, 2022 at 05:23:09 from (100.35.204.204):
Kind of hard to type this post,,it would be easier to discuss
But,,gonna give it a try anyway
Over the years here on the site,,I Notice different styles
For example,,Grandpa Love might buy something,,,and works at it,,gets it done,,,before he buys more
Hes what I Call ,,the now style? Kinda makes sense,,if you dont have time now to fix it,,why get more for someday? Someday is now for Grandpa Love style
That doesnt mean anyone doesnt have the right to choose their style,,and,,to each their own
Its just that when I Was younger,,I Had a Someday style,,then,,a big pile of ..stuff,,,and no way enough somedays would ever clear up the pile
Many ,many of my friends have had the someday style,,,and lots and lots of piles got covered with stickerbushes and sank into the ground denigrating.
Now that Im older,,,I Like grandpa Loves style
Dont bring it home and let it sit,,if you already have something sitting at home for ,,,someday
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