i hate to work i wish i never had to work again and just travel and be free and live and love life forevery minute i am alive instead i am stuck in a dead end job mind u i make great money but i hate it hate hate hate it
Apr 19, 01:27PM PDT | 0 comments
Dec 27, 2007, 10:26PM PST | 0 comments
Mostly, I realized, after I quit my job – it’s all a matter of decisions. So I’ve made the decision that I’m not going to go back to work (at least, not in the traditional sense); and I’m putting that decision in action. I hope some of you can find the circumstances or the where-with-all to join me in the ranks of the greatfully unemployed – er, I mean – self-sufficient.
Jul 26, 2006, 08:14AM PDT | 0 comments
Here am I… practically living the dream and I can’t bring myself to keep it going.
I’ve still got the money and the pad; but I just don’t seem to be doing the writing (which I’m hoping to use to keep me out of the grind).
I feel really stupid for not doing the work. Especially since “the work” is something I enjoy; and something that involves sitting on my butt in my own living room in front of a computer, basically “playing pretend.”
I can’t count this as “done” until I’ve finished. Until I’ve gotten the words on paper and the paper in the hands of the men in suits who will give me different papers with green ink on it.
But, 31 weeks and counting… Hope that encourages somebody.
Apr 26, 2006, 11:44AM PDT | 0 comments
Work! Why work when you can play!
No seriously, I enjoy my work. Very few do, though. I work at home, real estate. It is an adventure, always fun! I would rather be sipping raspberry wine on some some beautiful island. But that will come later.
Apr 18, 2006, 11:47PM PDT | 0 comments
If I could finally find that one job that when I wake up I dont hate going into work I would be happy. when I grow up I want to say I never have to work bc I Love what I do.
Dec 24, 2005, 10:59AM PST | 1 cheer | 1 comment
I quit my job. As I write this, I am one hour and 27 minutes away from never coming back.
At that point I will, basically, be unemployed – taking care of my Grandpa full-time and writing my first novel.
For me, this goal means using my time to the fullest – writing as much, as well, and as often as I can; and publishing everything so that I don’t have to go back to work. I know that, technically, writing is work (and HARD work, whether you believe it or not); but it’s also so damn fun.
I’m all aquiver with the idea of never doing this 9-5 garbage again. You poor suckers!
Heh, just teasing… I’m not out of it yet, I’m just standing on the sidelines, hoping the Coach doesn’t call me back into the game.
Sep 16, 2005, 02:36PM PDT | 2 cheers | 2 comments
Jan 30, 2005, 08:41PM PST | 0 comments