What's on your workbench?

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In what way John? You’re RETIRED!!!!
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I'm up for a 4 month lockdown every 5 months or so. I've seen enough 'other places' it's not as though I like most people, and I have loads to paint..
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Jeremy wrote: Thu Jul 02, 2020 8:22 am In what way John? You’re RETIRED!!!!
And I’d never been so busy. I mean, seriously, how do you people find time for work? :twisted:
I get lockdown, but I get up again.
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Ditto what John says.
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you retired OAPs are a bunch of Gits and I'm jealous. Its only Thursday, I had yesterday afternoon off and I've still manged 40 hrs in work this week - I'll never get my Rushins finished at this rate
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During lockdown my partner continued to work from home, so I felt compelled to not slack off doing painting stuff. So diy was order of the day.
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Being retired is a good way to be. I'd recommend it.
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Ditto what Mr P says.
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Believe me, if I could afford to retire I would, but I'm on my third marriage, and I've sold up and moved continent three times :) still, it was all fun at the time.
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stick with the wife, living alone and retired I can see being an issue.
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