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Jeff-Groves · 01-03-18, 02:44 PM

I grew tired of all the computer work to make a living and had been doing Construction work kind of part time for years.

I decided to go full time Construction and part time computers.
Now the money was not as good but I was much, MUCH happier!

Busy hands and mind make a happy heart or something like that, they say.
In my case? It is true.
I can also still see the work I put into places 20 years ago where none of my work from the same time with computers is there.

Kind of a nice feeling to be able to point to a building I put up years ago.
Or to do a presentation to a Historical Society about my work on a project to save an old building, covered bridge, or what have you.

I still work in the Construction business to this day and I still think it's the best thing I have committed myself to right up to today.

Only difference is now I do the demolition part of the trade.
Probably the most dangerous part of Construction work.

01-03-18, 02:44 PM	#29
Jeff-Groves GLOBAL MODDING TERRORIST Join Date: Sep 2014 Posts: 5,663 Downloads: 137 Uploads: 0	I grew tired of all the computer work to make a living and had been doing Construction work kind of part time for years. I decided to go full time Construction and part time computers. Now the money was not as good but I was much, MUCH happier! Busy hands and mind make a happy heart or something like that, they say. In my case? It is true. I can also still see the work I put into places 20 years ago where none of my work from the same time with computers is there. Kind of a nice feeling to be able to point to a building I put up years ago. Or to do a presentation to a Historical Society about my work on a project to save an old building, covered bridge, or what have you. I still work in the Construction business to this day and I still think it's the best thing I have committed myself to right up to today. Only difference is now I do the demolition part of the trade. Probably the most dangerous part of Construction work.