Every time I work on my boat my neighbor comes over with a problem he needs help with. He's a hell of a nice guy and I would be glad to help him, it is just that he always gets me when I am just getting a roll going. So far I have lost two pots of epoxy and glued my shear clamps to the ugly side of the panels when I was interrupted and distracted. I've tried to keep working and ignore him, but he'll just stand there waiting for me to take a break. The boat has taken about twice as long because of the interruptions. Working on my boat is therapy for me and I enjoy getting lost in my work and shutting out the world (My day job is high stress, resolving other people's problems). This evening, I was happily sanding away at the epoxy with my ROS and mask on when I felt a presence behind me. I look behind and there he was standing in a cloud of epoxy dust with his three year-old daughter! I have explained to him previously about the toxicity of epoxy (after I grabbed an epoxy stirrer out of the kid's hands just as she was about to lick it). How would you all handle this? I am just about ready to put a lock and a big "Do Not Disturb" sign on the gate, but don't want to be un-neighborly. Thanks for the rant time. I now return you to your previously scheduled discussions.