<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

We have been married for almost five years, living together for seven, I am female 30, him male 30. Super healthy/happy marriage, no kids, no major problems, but...

My husband is very fond of projects, and will often, if not always, pick up a new one before finishing his last one. This is fine, as he has the time and money to do this without it affecting me. However, we have recently moved into a fixer-upper(a house that needs a lot of work done to it) and his assigned duties for fixing up the house have gone unfinished for seven months now. The amount of work he has left on the house is maybe one Saturday worth. Since we have moved in he has picked up three new hobbies and watched a lot of TV, and his house work has gone untouched. 

Am I supposed to nag him?! I don't want to be that nagging wife, and normally I just do his jobs once mine are finished, but this specific task is something I am not able to do.

Men, do you feel that sometimes you need to be nagged to get things done, or would you prefer your wife just not mention anything until you decide to get to it?

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<bot>: husband is picking up new tasks before finishing old ones, prolonging important projects. Am I supposed to nag him or wait until he decides to get things done on his own?