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Junior Member
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Canberra Australia
Posts: 24
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My A model build has been a real mental respite this last year. I have been building it with a friend who has, as a result become a better friend. it is a bonus that I am learning some new skills but most importantly, having a simple, achievable project with a linear set of goals serves as a circuit breaker when circular thinking patterns depress me in daily life.
It is interesting that in the world of aged care, it has become very apparent that men tend to fare better when they have shed time, especially where a project allows people to commune with others. The mental application is exercise for the mind, which needs exercise just as muscles do but also simply pottering with others is a social outlet that men are better adapted to than, say, a bingo game or another morning tea. I am glad to say that there are some programs around that recognise this fact. |
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Join Date: May 2010
Posts: 451
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Junior Member
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Canberra Australia
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Hello Richard (Rct).
I just caught your reply to my post, then (a long time between visits). It is, indeed me beside that RPU but, for better or worse, I am, actually the far side of thirty by some years. Perhaps, I am faring well in the aging dept. An open top model A keeps one young, I guess. Ha ha., But I thank you for the kind comment, just the same. Best regards -Ed |
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