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spin cycle

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Location
north norfolk
i think i have the above condition:scratchhead:......my symptoms are....thinking of how to do a job...10mins later thinking of a better way then 10 mins later deciding the first way was better.....afterwards wishing i'd done it the other way:banghead:

also i'll arrange to do something on a certain day then change my mind/wish i'd done it another day and done something else:rolleyes:

any other sufferers?
 

jade35

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Location
S E Cornwall
i think i have the above condition:scratchhead:......my symptoms are....thinking of how to do a job...10mins later thinking of a better way then 10 mins later deciding the first way was better.....afterwards wishing i'd done it the other way:banghead:

also i'll arrange to do something on a certain day then change my mind/wish i'd done it another day and done something else:rolleyes:

any other sufferers?

There is a cure - live with a sensible woman who will offer good advice on how to complete the job easily and within a quick timescale (y) as a male you will do the exact opposite:banghead: and then................................................




well you know the rest of the story:D:D
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spin cycle

Member
Location
north norfolk
There is a cure - live with a sensible woman who will offer good advice on how to complete the job easily and within a quick timescale (y) as a male you will do the exact opposite:banghead: and then................................................




well you know the rest of the story:D:D
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i do have a lovely sensible wife.....but as a husband i've got a habit of not listening:D:D:D:rolleyes:
 

jade35

Member
Location
S E Cornwall
i do have a lovely sensible wife.....but as a husband i've got a habit of not listening:D:D:D:rolleyes:

There is nothing more to say than it is all self inflicted :rolleyes::D:D



Joking aside, there was an article in the DT the other day about people over thinking and worrying about everything and the effect of this continual 'churning' of information on the brain and health. The suggestion was that you took a few minutes a day to sit and think about these concerns, write them down and work out how you are going to deal with them ie whether they were important enough to deal with that day or were something that could be dealt with later or wasn't important. Gradually the brain becomes used to working in this way and becomes more settled. A very simplistic view of the article:nailbiting: but you get the idea. So theoretically, breakfast time can become thinking time and you can quickly run through the pro's and con's of the different ways of doing the day's jobs, get the wife's approval(y) and everything will work wonderfully :whistle:




All I have to do now is convince OH that I am not a mindreader all the time:banghead: and yes, he does need to talk about his plans for moving stock etc in advance and not 10 minutes beforehand:censored::cry::cry: Men :rolleyes:
 

simmy_bull

Member
Location
North Yorkshire
There is nothing more to say than it is all self inflicted :rolleyes::D:D



Joking aside, there was an article in the DT the other day about people over thinking and worrying about everything and the effect of this continual 'churning' of information on the brain and health. The suggestion was that you took a few minutes a day to sit and think about these concerns, write them down and work out how you are going to deal with them ie whether they were important enough to deal with that day or were something that could be dealt with later or wasn't important. Gradually the brain becomes used to working in this way and becomes more settled. A very simplistic view of the article:nailbiting: but you get the idea. So theoretically, breakfast time can become thinking time and you can quickly run through the pro's and con's of the different ways of doing the day's jobs, get the wife's approval(y) and everything will work wonderfully :whistle:




All I have to do now is convince OH that I am not a mindreader all the time:banghead: and yes, he does need to talk about his plans for moving stock etc in advance and not 10 minutes beforehand:censored::cry::cry: Men :rolleyes:
Wonderful creatures we are :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::angelic:
 

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On Thursday 26th September, we’re holding a webinar for farmers to go through the guidance, actions and detail for the expanded Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) offer. This was planned for end of May, but had to be delayed due to the general election. We apologise about that.

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