:mrgreen: :grin:Marky911 said:I hope he had a staffie in the back of the Evo to complete the picture. :grin:
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:mrgreen: :grin:Marky911 said:I hope he had a staffie in the back of the Evo to complete the picture. :grin:
kas750 said:So I had an epiphany on Monday evening.
I have messed and played with cars for too long and many times it becomes an absolute obsession where nothing else matters.
I have a 13 year old lad that I love to bits and desperately want to spend more time with without the distraction.
So the upside of this is that I am going to take a break from all this obsessing and appreciate the most important things in life.
I have bought a regular car to use and I'll sit back and watch from the sidelines for a while as others go through the buying and maintenance projects.
I'll be back at some stage no doubt.
I get your situation but I look after my lad pretty much single handed and what with domestic needs and musts along with running a business also means I've had enough.MisterCorn said:Wow, you really have done it. TBH I have mever boight more cars with the idea that it will somehow mran I spend less time working on cars, but we will see...
The balance between fun time and family can be a tricky one, I am fortunate that I tend to need less sleep than the rest of my family so get up early and work on cars before anybody else gets up, and I typically only do am hour or two per day. I had owned my current project car for just short of a year before my wife and son even knew it existed. I told my wife about it at Christmas and showed her a picture, we haven't talked about it since. My 9 year old boy takes more of an interest. That is why it takes me so long to get jobs done.
MC
Alex said:It'll not be long before you're rolling your sleeves up to work on your lad's new 4 wheeled project, teaching him everything you know, then bobbing down the beer garden with him after as he buys you a well deserved pint from his first wage.
Lads n Dads - can't beat it!! :friends:
coullstar said:Fair play, I totally agree you'll never get this time back so make the most of it. I have to keep reminding myself that as well. Always feel guilty spending money on the car stuff when I could be spending it on them as well. Its a total balance though.
Saying that could have got a 335d at least.... :lol: :thumb: