Michael

I barely remember what a kiss feels like. I’m talking about a soft, warm, lingering kiss that isn’t totally sexual but is also not without passion. It doesn’ have to be about love but it can be the start of getting to know someone or rekindling lost romance.
Just a kiss.

I’ve approached my projects one at a time by determining what excuse I was giving myself to put off finishing. I came up with five questions to ask and answer for each project.
1. Do I have the knowledge and skills to continue?
If yes, go to #2 – If no, go to #5.

2. Do I have the equipment/materials to continue?
    If yes, go to #3 - If no, go to #4.

3. Can I complete the project within a reasonable timeframe?
    If Yes, go to #4 - If no go to #5

4. Is there any reason why I can't continue?
    If yes go to #5 - If no, GET STARTED!!!!

5. What do I need to do to complete this project? 
    If I get to this question then I need to decide how to 
    proceed. Can I get what I need to finish.What do I have 
    to overcome to continue?

So far this questioning process is working. It forces me to do something. As a result I have finished a few projects
  Wiring my garage/woodshop 
  Repaired one of my guitars
  Cleaned and prepared my fish pond for winter
  Sorted my Genealogy files
  Repaired my compound mitre saw
  Set up my old computer for my woodshop

This is a big one for me. Nevermind what mp3s’s I have on my computer.
I have to figure out what I have- Vinyl, cd’s, cassettes, sheet music, lyrics books about music.
I WILL figure out how to catalog everything and just start.