Thanks kindly. I just feel very comfortable here , very welcoming. I go by Joey (Giuseppe) in case you ever run across me on the street lol.

 

I just returned from grocery shopping. So much more civil first thing in the morning.

 

I just woke up.

 

I just righted the trash can in the driveway after the wind blew it over.

 

I just drove the Porsche to work today.

 

I just received my copy of The Book of the Honda S2000 by Brian Long.

 

I just emptied my dishwasher.

 

I just rode my bike almost 4 miles

 

I just got my project car on the ground and just got to drive it around the block. It's been four weeks after brining it home, and I had it up on jackstands the entire time fixing all sorts of faulty issues. It got a full tune-up with all new tune up parts. It needed all new brakes on four corners. A few missing parts are on order , no longer available from Honda so I had to source them on ebay as used parts. Blown stereo speakers had to be replaced. For a 25 year old car it has little rust but I did a couple small touch ups, this is inevitable on a car this age. A full rustproof will be the last step. It runs fantastic and basically feels brand new in how it drives, and the condition of the interior. Every single feature works on this car. Early on things can get a bit overwhelming as you uncover unexpected items, but you work though it and start to see the finish line. It provides a sense of accomplishment working on project cars, they are the best form of stress relief for me. Cheaper than a psychiatrist too

 

My dad sees it the same, except his passion is motorcycles. Growing up he'd say that some people spend money on going to the movies, travelling or counselling but wrenching meets his needs better. He's been restoring old British bikes and just sold a 250 BSA he did up.