Good God, it’s 11.30am and I am still in my tracksuit bottoms and PJ top! For a man that is showered, shaved and ready to go at 6.30am every morning, this is bad form! No excuse is valid while in decent health, although I spent all morning trying to get my head around the determination of transformer and switchboard location using the barycentre method. That didn’t succeed! Off to the shower and then will dig some holes in the garden for no particular reason!
Having retired I find there is no time available to do anything! A friend recently retired, and has a small holding, commented: he finds a maximum of two hours a day to do any work, I think he was exaggerating.
Like you I used to be up early in the morning and was often in work for 7:30 and was leaving at a similar time at night.
My office now looks like a horder's dream as I can never find time or possibly incentive to tidy it. I am however at considerable risk of injury trying to enter and leave due to the height of the piles of paperwork and books. What happened to the paperless office?
Having retired I find there is no time available to do anything! A friend recently retired, and has a small holding, commented: he finds a maximum of two hours a day to do any work, I think he was exaggerating.
Like you I used to be up early in the morning and was often in work for 7:30 and was leaving at a similar time at night.
My office now looks like a horder's dream as I can never find time or possibly incentive to tidy it. I am however at considerable risk of injury trying to enter and leave due to the height of the piles of paperwork and books. What happened to the paperless office?
