, trouble is, the list keeps getting longer!
11-06-2015, 01:17 PM
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Re: do you keep lists?
I do keep a list of any work I have to do at the bench Ian but that's all. The wife is always making lists of what has to be done for herself, fortunately (for me) she doesn't trust me with anything to do with the garden or decorating in the house, although she lets me do a bit of outside painting now and then "You can go out there and slab it on the walls" she said to me recently, so out I went and slabbed away to me hearts content, you can't really go far wrong slabbing paint on walls can you? although I did toy with the idea of emptying the contents of the paint tin straight onto the wall as per Picasso style, just to see the result.
11-06-2015, 01:20 PM
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Re: do you keep lists?
Originally Posted by Jem
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I do keep a list of any work I have to do at the bench Ian but that's all. The wife is always making lists of what has to be done for herself, fortunately (for me) she doesn't trust me with anything to do with the garden or decorating in the house, although she lets me do a bit of outside painting now and then "You can go out there and slab it on the walls" she said to me recently, so out I went and slabbed away to me hearts content, you can't really go far wrong slabbing paint on walls can you? although I did toy with the idea of emptying the contents of the paint tin straight onto the wall as per Picasso style, just to see the result.
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11-06-2015, 03:25 PM
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Re: do you keep lists?
..you bother with the list because it is the foundation of the organisation involved, lists aren't in tablets of stone, they are a basis which can be varied amended and added to. as my lists get messy with amendments and some crossings out i rewrite them.|
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