Navigator.J: Rain and Wind

It's been raining each day now for over a week, around 250-300mm for the week. My make shift shop has been holding up. The rain hasn't been a problem, I get more worried about the wind. Ever since I started opening up the ends to let the wind blow through it hasn't been as much of a problem, I just have to keep a watch on the forecasts. Maybe it's a little crazy to be doing this boat building thing now, It's cold, wet and windy. On top of that it gets dark around five in the afternoon. But I think for me thats part of what drives me.
If its not a challenge or if its what "most" people would do then I feel less inclined to do it. I think thats maybe why it was so easy for me to get into sailing. I like a challenge as long as it makes sense. Having a worth while product when its all said and done, and being able to enjoy that for years to come makes sense. I also think a lot about how there are people out there who have these thoughts and dreams of someday doing this or that or building a boat or whatever. Yet, life goes on and maybe they aren't able to get around to those dreams. I think for me being younger the idea is that these kinds of activities are for when your older or retired, when you have more time. But I like thinking, why wait! Lets go! Just do it! So, It's two degrees Celsius (36 F) Its raining, you don't have a shop, your renting an apartment, How do you build a boat in this situation? Perseverance. Good landlords. Amazing girlfriend and be willing to work in less then ideal conditions.