The Great Resignation
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@loki said in The Great Resignation:
most people soon enough tire of their free time.
People who aren't sufficiently creative will tire of their free time. Hubby and I don't have that problem. We can always think of multiple new projects, and we love being creative. Even if hubby would start to have trouble thinking of his next project, I can always help inspire him. LOL
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@aqua-letifer said in The Great Resignation:
@jolly said in The Great Resignation:
@aqua-letifer said in The Great Resignation:
@jolly said in The Great Resignation:
Never say never.
Quote me on it later if you like.
When your kids are hungry, you work or steal. I suspect you'll work.
I think I'd be okay at stealing stuff.
Then you go to jail and your kids go hungry. Without a father.
Always remember, Operation Valkyrie was an act of sedition.
Warning: I post things that interest me. Read and comment at your own discretion. -
@jolly said in The Great Resignation:
@aqua-letifer said in The Great Resignation:
@jolly said in The Great Resignation:
@aqua-letifer said in The Great Resignation:
@jolly said in The Great Resignation:
Never say never.
Quote me on it later if you like.
When your kids are hungry, you work or steal. I suspect you'll work.
I think I'd be okay at stealing stuff.
Then you go to jail and your kids go hungry. Without a father.
Gotta get caught, which everyone knows is for suckers.
Please love yourself.
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@aqua-letifer said in The Great Resignation:
@jolly said in The Great Resignation:
@aqua-letifer said in The Great Resignation:
@jolly said in The Great Resignation:
@aqua-letifer said in The Great Resignation:
@jolly said in The Great Resignation:
Never say never.
Quote me on it later if you like.
When your kids are hungry, you work or steal. I suspect you'll work.
I think I'd be okay at stealing stuff.
Then you go to jail and your kids go hungry. Without a father.
Gotta get caught, which everyone knows is for suckers.
Keep telling yourself that. I've worked with or around those idiots for forty years. None of them are as smart as they think they are.
Always remember, Operation Valkyrie was an act of sedition.
Warning: I post things that interest me. Read and comment at your own discretion. -
@jolly said in The Great Resignation:
@aqua-letifer said in The Great Resignation:
@jolly said in The Great Resignation:
@aqua-letifer said in The Great Resignation:
@jolly said in The Great Resignation:
@aqua-letifer said in The Great Resignation:
@jolly said in The Great Resignation:
Never say never.
Quote me on it later if you like.
When your kids are hungry, you work or steal. I suspect you'll work.
I think I'd be okay at stealing stuff.
Then you go to jail and your kids go hungry. Without a father.
Gotta get caught, which everyone knows is for suckers.
Keep telling yourself that. I've worked with or around those idiots for forty years. None of them are as smart as they think they are.
Of course! They're in jail!
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@brenda said in The Great Resignation:
@loki said in The Great Resignation:
most people soon enough tire of their free time.
People who aren't sufficiently creative will tire of their free time. Hubby and I don't have that problem. We can always think of multiple new projects, and we love being creative. Even if hubby would start to have trouble thinking of his next project, I can always help inspire him. LOL
I envy you and I agree with your comments. I am so addicted to problem solving but have terrible motor skills so I continue to be stuck.
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@loki said in The Great Resignation:
@brenda said in The Great Resignation:
@loki said in The Great Resignation:
most people soon enough tire of their free time.
People who aren't sufficiently creative will tire of their free time. Hubby and I don't have that problem. We can always think of multiple new projects, and we love being creative. Even if hubby would start to have trouble thinking of his next project, I can always help inspire him. LOL
I envy you and I agree with your comments. I am so addicted to problem solving but have terrible motor skills so I continue to be stuck.
Coding? Philosophy?
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@aqua-letifer said in The Great Resignation:
@jolly said in The Great Resignation:
@aqua-letifer said in The Great Resignation:
@jolly said in The Great Resignation:
@aqua-letifer said in The Great Resignation:
@jolly said in The Great Resignation:
@aqua-letifer said in The Great Resignation:
@jolly said in The Great Resignation:
Never say never.
Quote me on it later if you like.
When your kids are hungry, you work or steal. I suspect you'll work.
I think I'd be okay at stealing stuff.
Then you go to jail and your kids go hungry. Without a father.
Gotta get caught, which everyone knows is for suckers.
Keep telling yourself that. I've worked with or around those idiots for forty years. None of them are as smart as they think they are.
Of course! They're in jail!
Smoked bologna and white beans over rice ain't bad, especially with corn bread...
Always remember, Operation Valkyrie was an act of sedition.
Warning: I post things that interest me. Read and comment at your own discretion. -
@jolly said in The Great Resignation:
@aqua-letifer said in The Great Resignation:
@jolly said in The Great Resignation:
@aqua-letifer said in The Great Resignation:
@jolly said in The Great Resignation:
@aqua-letifer said in The Great Resignation:
@jolly said in The Great Resignation:
@aqua-letifer said in The Great Resignation:
@jolly said in The Great Resignation:
Never say never.
Quote me on it later if you like.
When your kids are hungry, you work or steal. I suspect you'll work.
I think I'd be okay at stealing stuff.
Then you go to jail and your kids go hungry. Without a father.
Gotta get caught, which everyone knows is for suckers.
Keep telling yourself that. I've worked with or around those idiots for forty years. None of them are as smart as they think they are.
Of course! They're in jail!
Smoked bologna and white beans over rice ain't bad, especially with corn bread...
I thought I was going to starve?
Please love yourself.
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@aqua-letifer said in The Great Resignation:
@jolly said in The Great Resignation:
@aqua-letifer said in The Great Resignation:
@jolly said in The Great Resignation:
@aqua-letifer said in The Great Resignation:
@jolly said in The Great Resignation:
@aqua-letifer said in The Great Resignation:
@jolly said in The Great Resignation:
@aqua-letifer said in The Great Resignation:
@jolly said in The Great Resignation:
Never say never.
Quote me on it later if you like.
When your kids are hungry, you work or steal. I suspect you'll work.
I think I'd be okay at stealing stuff.
Then you go to jail and your kids go hungry. Without a father.
Gotta get caught, which everyone knows is for suckers.
Keep telling yourself that. I've worked with or around those idiots for forty years. None of them are as smart as they think they are.
Of course! They're in jail!
Smoked bologna and white beans over rice ain't bad, especially with corn bread...
I thought I was going to starve?
Nah, your kids will starve. You'll be in jail. Smoked bologna and beans appear on the menu at least twice on the 28-day Camp J rotation. Hard boiled eggs and oatmeal appear pretty often, too.
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@aqua-letifer said in The Great Resignation:
@loki said in The Great Resignation:
@brenda said in The Great Resignation:
@loki said in The Great Resignation:
most people soon enough tire of their free time.
People who aren't sufficiently creative will tire of their free time. Hubby and I don't have that problem. We can always think of multiple new projects, and we love being creative. Even if hubby would start to have trouble thinking of his next project, I can always help inspire him. LOL
I envy you and I agree with your comments. I am so addicted to problem solving but have terrible motor skills so I continue to be stuck.
Coding? Philosophy?
No to coding, and partial with philosophy but it gets fairly obscure just as things get interesting. I see others here that could run circles around me.
I am batting about 100% helping people with interviews and landing jobs. I could do that, be retired, and have a ton of fun.
Thinking about it I only need to solve for about 5 hours a day to be happy being retired. I see that for many golf and bridge do that… just thinking about things that don’t involve manual or artistic labor. I thought about epicurean cooking but not that interesting.
There has to be someone who knows how to solve for this. Most retirement books are about financial planning, one taking about living with finished expectations. Travel is another idea but it wouldn’t be persistent enough for me.
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@loki said in The Great Resignation:
@aqua-letifer said in The Great Resignation:
@loki said in The Great Resignation:
@brenda said in The Great Resignation:
@loki said in The Great Resignation:
most people soon enough tire of their free time.
People who aren't sufficiently creative will tire of their free time. Hubby and I don't have that problem. We can always think of multiple new projects, and we love being creative. Even if hubby would start to have trouble thinking of his next project, I can always help inspire him. LOL
I envy you and I agree with your comments. I am so addicted to problem solving but have terrible motor skills so I continue to be stuck.
Coding? Philosophy?
No to coding, and partial with philosophy but it gets fairly obscure just as things get interesting. I see others here that could run circles around me.
I am batting about 100% helping people with interviews and landing jobs. I could do that, be retired, and have a ton of fun.
Thinking about it I only need to solve for about 5 hours a day to be happy being retired. I see that for many golf and bridge do that… just thinking about things that don’t involve manual or artistic labor. I thought about epicurean cooking but not that interesting.
There has to be someone who knows how to solve for this. Most retirement books are about financial planning, one taking about living with finished expectations. Travel is another idea but it wouldn’t be persistent enough for me.
Don't over-think it. It's not rocket surgery. Very simply put, have a reason to get up every morning.
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A counter argument to work from home.
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2021/07/admit-it-you-miss-your-commute/619007/
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@loki said in The Great Resignation:
A counter argument to work from home.
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2021/07/admit-it-you-miss-your-commute/619007/
I was BURNING through books on my commute. Now I do other stuff with that time. All good.
My "commute" now is FAR longer than before, and I'll still do it here and there. Just not every dayr even close to it.
