The last point should say “… and stop halfway, because I don’t feel like it anymore”.
Or “… but get stuck halfway because I found something interesting in one of the drawers.”
been gonna finish the cargo mod on my trailer for nearly a year. got all the parts. been gonna install the switch box for my generator to power the house for longer. been " in progress" of building the 8x8 storage shed in the back corner of my lot since january. built a 2x3x4 expanded metal cart to burn scrap brush in since last november. got a twin trunk tree half cut up for that.
In my case: stop halfway because you opened a drawer and found it needed fixing, and that is how I bought a metal lathe and didn’t clean the house for 3 months as I learned to turn my own knobs…. Then didn’t touch it for a year.
The last point should say “… and stop halfway, because I don’t feel like it anymore”.
Or “… but get stuck halfway because I found something interesting in one of the drawers.”
been gonna finish the cargo mod on my trailer for nearly a year. got all the parts. been gonna install the switch box for my generator to power the house for longer. been " in progress" of building the 8x8 storage shed in the back corner of my lot since january. built a 2x3x4 expanded metal cart to burn scrap brush in since last november. got a twin trunk tree half cut up for that.
In my case: stop halfway because you opened a drawer and found it needed fixing, and that is how I bought a metal lathe and didn’t clean the house for 3 months as I learned to turn my own knobs…. Then didn’t touch it for a year.
This „dependencies until you feel overwhelmed „ hits a bit too close to home.
Just toss it into that huge pile of ex-hobbies.
What, cleaning?
Your sudden but short-lived lathe-ing adventure.