[Jeff Higgins]

If I'm at home in the office, very little at all. Maybe at lunch, or before I get started for the day. When I'm on the road, in some remote airplane hangar, I often have nothing but time. I put in minimum 84 hour weeks, with an hour or two bus ride to the hangar in the morning and back home in the evening. That 12 hours in the hangar can range from going full bore all day without a break to full "bored" with absolutely nothing to do as others are working their tasks. In the old days, we would bring a grocery bag full of paperbacks. Today we have computers, so we spend too much time dicking around on the interwebs.