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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by selector I find that fascinating, Tainluver. I will not continue to press you for details. It is just that I felt driven, almost compulsive about getting mine done, and there were times when I was getting irritable, feeling overhwelmed, and generally numb about the magnitude of what I had undertaken. I was most definitely stressed. Luckily, I persevered, had the time, and the $ (sort of) to see it through. I can now breath. Thanks for replying. And (never) is unutterable....I agree. [^] [/quote] No selector. You're not pressing. I don't mind telling you the whole story. Pull up a chair... The fact is, I have both allergies and asthma real bad, and any time I had to do any sanding or painting, I had to either hold my breath or put on a clumsy resperator that fed me fresh air. The work schedule I was on at the time only allowed me a couple of hours of work time a day, and I was jus too busy on weekends to fool with it at all. I'm one of those people that doesn't like anything like that hanging over my head, and want to get in there and get my projects done as fast as I can-but do a good job too... I've always been like that-even as a kid. trainluver1
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