Living the dream.
I bet it sounded like a good idea in the beginning. Under the tarp says "Don't Panic." :D
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DutchmenSport wrote:
Well, you know ... He may be living a better dream than I am. I have to get up every day and engage in that pain-in-the-neck activity, called ... "work!" If he's full timing, he's probably having more fun than I am sitting behind my computer thumping away testing computer code for someone else!
After all, a bad day camping is always better than a good day at work!
You make a good point! I once hired a young woman who had very little work experience, but I felt good about her. She and her former husband had previously sold everything they had, got an RV and traveled the west coast and down through Mexico. No legitimate job, but I oftened wondered if their source of income (though perhaps meager) was gained illegitimately :-). At the time, they certainly felt like they were living the dream.
FWIW, she was one the best employees I could have ever asked for!
