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Reply to "When Workin' on the Railroad is Most Fun"

Arnold and members of the forum.
Having a dedication to my chosen field  as a respiratory therapist, the past months have been irregular. I was granted an accommodation to do non clinical work to keep my safety alive! Being in a high risk group for complications from COVID in the clinical environment was and still is concerning. The alternate work I was doing was important as a front door employee screener, and educator but I have since rescinded my accommodation to return to clinical duties as Really needed. I found that Toy trains were not as important to me in the past 4.5 months. I made a little progress in my live catenary pole Refurbishment, rebuilt a damaged engine for a buddy. But without working and supporting my community in need I actually felt Somewhat  lost, and disconnected with running trains or building. My shelved projects take on a this actual bucketlist in view of current events. A lot of reflection happens with such irregularities. 
So, in your topic when working on the hobby is most fun, I find that a Traditional successful day at work invites the possible celebration of my post war Lionel basement adventures. 
so, actually, Successful is redefined as  a Safe day  at work (In my line of work) welcomes making ozone at home. 
My trains did not purge stress, were not really fun, But I learned that regular visits to the Forum filled the Gap and elevated my interest. BIG THANK YOU to all.

run ‘em fast and furious I am looking forward to.

Leroof

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