rocklock
07-15-2014, 10:46 AM
I have been thinking about why I jumped into building a log home when others may not.
I am slightly dyslexic, which makes my brain a little weird, just like some or many of the rest of you... LHN is not excepted... Maybe it is easier for me to think outside the box cause by box is a little crooked, not much just a little.
I keep in shirts in order all hangers facing the same way (by weight, sleeve length and my aloha shirts), my money in order and facing all the same direction, each pocket has the same stuff every day, separate my food (no touching) and eat each separately. OCD? or just more weirdness...
And I show sign of ADHD because I loose things unless I lay them out for the job that I mean to accomplish, I am easily distracted by just about anything that may at the time seem more important and I can think of many reasons not to do stuff that I know I need to get done other irritating signs.
Risk taking may be my strong point else why would I mail a bunch of money to some place in Washington that I had never heard of - to a guy with a single name. Now there is a forum, where you get feedback. In 2004 not so much...
At 70, with my log home effectively done - I just found out that I must redo much of my electrical because I put off what I needed to do (the stupid ground fault breakers) I have been musing about what makes an individual jump into the middle of building and all the stuff one must learn to make it happen.
I am slightly dyslexic, which makes my brain a little weird, just like some or many of the rest of you... LHN is not excepted... Maybe it is easier for me to think outside the box cause by box is a little crooked, not much just a little.
I keep in shirts in order all hangers facing the same way (by weight, sleeve length and my aloha shirts), my money in order and facing all the same direction, each pocket has the same stuff every day, separate my food (no touching) and eat each separately. OCD? or just more weirdness...
And I show sign of ADHD because I loose things unless I lay them out for the job that I mean to accomplish, I am easily distracted by just about anything that may at the time seem more important and I can think of many reasons not to do stuff that I know I need to get done other irritating signs.
Risk taking may be my strong point else why would I mail a bunch of money to some place in Washington that I had never heard of - to a guy with a single name. Now there is a forum, where you get feedback. In 2004 not so much...
At 70, with my log home effectively done - I just found out that I must redo much of my electrical because I put off what I needed to do (the stupid ground fault breakers) I have been musing about what makes an individual jump into the middle of building and all the stuff one must learn to make it happen.