"Here I am, my whole life is this one expanding circular !#*%-up, and I think it’s about to close out with me having stress dreams about things not lining-up with panel lines. What I’m saying is, I was aware that I might have lost my mind."
Bruce, it looks was better indeed. But there is -er, was- still a problem. At certain angles they looked fine, but on closer inspection, they were tilted backward just a bit. I noticed it this afternoon.
Look carefully at where the arrows I drew are pointing to:
You’ll see the tilt now. You can’t un-see it.
The placement in terms of where on the fuse, that’s fine. The problem is, I focused too much on aligning it with the camo demarcation and must not have paid as much attention to how itnlines up with the panel.
My mistake.
Now, in my therapy, I have learned that I have options. My consciousness is elevated in such a manner as to allow for me to see the trigger and resulting urge to obsess over it arising in my mind, and I have the options of either rolling with it, or choosing a different option, like living with it.
I decided I can’t live with that, nosir! I stripped them, toot sweet!
And no problem, there’s more crosses on the way, they’ll be here in a couple of days. When they arrive, same position, but aligned better.
Until then, markings continue, and landing gear, exhausts, and canopy will be painted.
I am not a “sane” individual. Not by a long shot. Not when it comes to this stuff anyway.
