[at-l] Re: Jobs :p

[bullard@northnet.org]

At 10:52 PM 5/18/99 EDT, CHoover241@aol.com wrote:
>Any ways, here I am going to a job I hate day after day with this huge 
>trafffic jam. ..snip..
>So my job is shot. I don't want to look for another one. So plans have 
>changed. Looks like I am hiking in spring 2000. 
And Pooh wrote:
>Well, I started the new job and you won't believe what I have a view of from 
>my little tiny shoebox of an office.  First I see the bay, then over the
bay, 
>on a clear day, I see Mt. Washington!  How cool is that?  (How am I ever 
>gonna get any work done???)
>
>So, all those thru hikers must wave from the top of Mt. Washington (there, 
>now it's trail related).  
>
Funny how jobs get in the way of living. I've had to postpone plans for a
Thru because I can't afford to retire early. It's now 2005 :( At least my
job is getting interesting after years of burnt out boredom. I'm learning
to be a LAN Administrator for our new computer system at work. I like a
challenge. I guess that's part of the Trail's attraction. It's a challenge.
LANs now, AT 2005!


Saunterer
"...time is not money. It is an opportunity to live before you die."
Donald Culross Peatty - The Joy of Walking
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