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Well said Nina -- soon as you THINK you're done fixing, something
new turns up to bite you on the backside; OR you go for another
boat
wrote:
>
> In a message dated 99-08-26 12:26:00 EDT, you write:
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> << just make sure you finish the damn boat before you move aboard! :-)
>
> david
> >>
>
> David, David, wake up and smell the coffee! No boat is ever "finished".
> Ever. Guaranteed. I'll grant you some are more finished than others (yours
> sounds a trifle underdone, maybe even very rare, if you know what I mean).
> One might have, for example, all the major systems up and running
> simultaneously on certain rare occasions. But no matter what stage Leann's
> boat is in, it'll always be a work in progress. If she will find that
> tiresome, than better not to contemplate the move.
>
> Nina
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