Congratulations to everyone who participated, and especially to those who saw it through until the end.
Which didn't include me.
I actually made it to day 59, but I don't think I recorded it as it was the day after my PC died again. That was a Saturday, and I did a few bits on the Sunday, but then I had some bad personal news which hit a bit hard.
I retired some 3 years ago and the room that was my office is about 8' x 8' and has built in desking and shelves around 3 sides - nowadays it houses the home finances, and my model preparation area. Those of you who witnessed the background on the last Zoom call will now get a much better view as I have since got a fancy new camera.
Anyway the point was since I retired I had been meaning to have a clear-out and a sort-out of loads of paperwork and sundry other items which were of no further need or use.
So following the Sunday downer, I decided to throw myself into the sort-out.
I went through filing, and shredded sacks of confidential stuff, and binned piles of other useless paper. Cabinets, cupboards and drawers were investigated and pruned and the result is this:
Not a lot you might think
However previously that had some 5 piles of papers and boxes - and now it is 'working room' for modelling.
I have resorted all my rulebooks and such on the shelf units and made room for the ones that didn't have room before, and I have them generally in pigeon holes by genre.
The end result is that when I had finished some 2-3 weeks later, I now feel more comfortable working on my figures.
I know where things are.
I can find bits
I can find books.
I am at peace.
Of course that depends on how many new figures turn up ... ... ... ... ...
and finally a special thanks to GP for organising this thread, maintaining it, and maintaining the enthusiasm.
I guess I probably did about 70 - 75 days of hobby stuff overall, which really surprised me. I had never committed to these things in the past as I knew my fickle wavering enthusiasm, but I think I surprised myself.