Anders has been limited as to what he can do over there which is why he's not there every evening. Once things are more settled at the new shop, he can go back to a regular schedule. I haven't seen it yet, but I'm told Tom is there doing a lot of work on the place, and sometimes without help. Anders has no talent when it comes to construction, and wisely stays out of that part of things.
He has a day job too, and more projects than either of us care to admit going on here. He has very little time to work on his own stuff, or do what he wants to do. Regularly he has people wanting him to do stuff for them. I am disabled as well, and I need some of his time to help me with things I can no longer do. The day job and the shop normally take priority to that. Our house is falling apart..no money or time for any of that.
Prior to the move when he was at the shop 4 nights a week, I'd only see him at dinner. Prior to the diagnosis of Type 2 Diabetes a few months ago, he often would go to the shop directly from the 1st job, eating on the way or grabbing something at the shop. Can't do that anymore. He'd come home around 11 pm or later from the shop and go right to bed so he could get up at 5:30 am for the day job, and he still does.
Tom sees Anders more than I do! lol
I know there is a backlog of repair work he has to tackle as well, so don't get overly excited just yet. Some things are on hold waiting for parts too from what I understand. He is anxious to get the work done as well. Wish there were more hours in the day!
