If u work....Why do u work..... (32)
Bnaughty: I have to give money to people to fund my grubby life
U mean....? Buying groceries, etc....?
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I work to pay my mortgage.
Secondly to fund a travel dream of mine.
First stop Spain this year.
Next year a month in Italy.
I want to explore and see much more of the world and that's what I'm working for...my dreams
Secondly to fund a travel dream of mine.
First stop Spain this year.
Next year a month in Italy.
I want to explore and see much more of the world and that's what I'm working for...my dreams
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when I worked it was out of necessity and also enjoyment.....I like putting my brain to use for something that interests me and I am passionate about....
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Why? To save money and never have to think about it again. Work is the bane of the drinking class.
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deedee123xo: I work to pay my mortgage.
Secondly to fund a travel dream of mine.
First stop Spain this year.
Next year a month in Italy.
I want to explore and see much more of the world and that's what I'm working for...my dreams
I can quite understand that....and what I like about ur mission.....is that ur not expecting someone else to fund ur dreams.....good luck....Secondly to fund a travel dream of mine.
First stop Spain this year.
Next year a month in Italy.
I want to explore and see much more of the world and that's what I'm working for...my dreams
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M4_Mischief: when I worked it was out of necessity and also enjoyment.....I like putting my brain to use for something that interests me and I am passionate about....
No wonder I like u so much.....our approach is very similar.....I love my job to distraction.....but I love my kids and animals more.....------ This thread is Archived ------
kornbluth: Why? To save money and never have to think about it again. Work is the bane of the drinking class.
R u the type putting the money under the mattress, as it's safer than the bank.....?------ This thread is Archived ------
M4_Mischief: when I worked it was out of necessity and also enjoyment.....I like putting my brain to use for something that interests me and I am passionate about....
Same with me! 
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daniela777: Same with me!
Good Daniella....we have something in common....------ This thread is Archived ------
kornbluth: Both.
Re your original Q, I always tried to get paid for whatever I felt like doing at the moment, and to stash away as much as possible in case one day I didn't feel like it. As important as money, to me, was what I spent my time doing. Money is sometimes recoverable; Time is not.
Hi, I like u....very down to earth....Re your original Q, I always tried to get paid for whatever I felt like doing at the moment, and to stash away as much as possible in case one day I didn't feel like it. As important as money, to me, was what I spent my time doing. Money is sometimes recoverable; Time is not.
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I hate working for money. The longest paid job I've ever had, only lasted for a couple months.
The longest volunteer job I ever had, lasted over 4 years: running a Salvation Army kitchen.
The value of money is stipulated, not objective. A dollar with a multi-trillion dollar debt attached to it, is proof you're trillions of dollars in debt.
I lived over 4 1/2 years without touching or using any money at all; and that's the only time in my life, I weighed over 200 pounds.
When I didn't use money, I'd spend my time walking around picking fruits to share with everyone for free. On most days, I fed at least 10 people, with food that didn't cost a dime.
When I didn't use money, I was never worried about keeping enough cash on hand to invest. I always ate my fill; and since you can't keep food in a bank: I always shared what I had left.
Jesus taught us, Selling what we have; and feeding the poor, would lay up treasure for ourselves in heaven.
I still meet people who's family members I fed over 30 years ago; and they still pay me back.
One of my best friend's lives down the street from me. When I first moved into my new house, me and him almost had a fight.
When he asked his brother if he knew me... He remembered me feeding him, and his family in the 80's.
Now, I'm part of their "hanai family;" and if they see me walking home, I get invited in for coffee, breakfast, lunch, or dinner; and they bring me food, to my door.
If I spent my time working for money, my life wouldn't be anywhere near as good as it is today.
Money doesn't motivate me; but I love working for love.
The longest volunteer job I ever had, lasted over 4 years: running a Salvation Army kitchen.
The value of money is stipulated, not objective. A dollar with a multi-trillion dollar debt attached to it, is proof you're trillions of dollars in debt.
I lived over 4 1/2 years without touching or using any money at all; and that's the only time in my life, I weighed over 200 pounds.
When I didn't use money, I'd spend my time walking around picking fruits to share with everyone for free. On most days, I fed at least 10 people, with food that didn't cost a dime.
When I didn't use money, I was never worried about keeping enough cash on hand to invest. I always ate my fill; and since you can't keep food in a bank: I always shared what I had left.
Jesus taught us, Selling what we have; and feeding the poor, would lay up treasure for ourselves in heaven.
I still meet people who's family members I fed over 30 years ago; and they still pay me back.
One of my best friend's lives down the street from me. When I first moved into my new house, me and him almost had a fight.
When he asked his brother if he knew me... He remembered me feeding him, and his family in the 80's.
Now, I'm part of their "hanai family;" and if they see me walking home, I get invited in for coffee, breakfast, lunch, or dinner; and they bring me food, to my door.
If I spent my time working for money, my life wouldn't be anywhere near as good as it is today.
Money doesn't motivate me; but I love working for love.
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I work to keep my kids in the level of poverty to which they have become accustomed.
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mykingdomforanam: I hate working for money. The longest paid job I've ever had, only lasted for a couple months.
The longest volunteer job I ever had, lasted over 4 years: running a Salvation Army kitchen.
The value of money is stipulated, not objective. A dollar with a multi-trillion dollar debt attached to it, is proof you're trillions of dollars in debt.
I lived over 4 1/2 years without touching or using any money at all; and that's the only time in my life, I weighed over 200 pounds.
When I didn't use money, I'd spend my time walking around picking fruits to share with everyone for free. On most days, I fed at least 10 people, with food that didn't cost a dime.
When I didn't use money, I was never worried about keeping enough cash on hand to invest. I always ate my fill; and since you can't keep food in a bank: I always shared what I had left.
Jesus taught us, Selling what we have; and feeding the poor, would lay up treasure for ourselves in heaven.
I still meet people who's family members I fed over 30 years ago; and they still pay me back.
One of my best friend's lives down the street from me. When I first moved into my new house, me and him almost had a fight.
When he asked his brother if he knew me... He remembered me feeding him, and his family in the 80's.
Now, I'm part of their "hanai family;" and if they see me walking home, I get invited in for coffee, breakfast, lunch, or dinner; and they bring me food, to my door.
If I spent my time working for money, my life wouldn't be anywhere near as good as it is today.
Money doesn't motivate me; but I love working for love.
Yes, me and u, have had plenty fights in the 4+ years I have been on Cs, but after reading ur write-up, I agree with u on certain points....we r all different...what motivates u....is unique....and cannot be expected in others.....u did good....but I believe we all do good in our unique ways...….The longest volunteer job I ever had, lasted over 4 years: running a Salvation Army kitchen.
The value of money is stipulated, not objective. A dollar with a multi-trillion dollar debt attached to it, is proof you're trillions of dollars in debt.
I lived over 4 1/2 years without touching or using any money at all; and that's the only time in my life, I weighed over 200 pounds.
When I didn't use money, I'd spend my time walking around picking fruits to share with everyone for free. On most days, I fed at least 10 people, with food that didn't cost a dime.
When I didn't use money, I was never worried about keeping enough cash on hand to invest. I always ate my fill; and since you can't keep food in a bank: I always shared what I had left.
Jesus taught us, Selling what we have; and feeding the poor, would lay up treasure for ourselves in heaven.
I still meet people who's family members I fed over 30 years ago; and they still pay me back.
One of my best friend's lives down the street from me. When I first moved into my new house, me and him almost had a fight.
When he asked his brother if he knew me... He remembered me feeding him, and his family in the 80's.
Now, I'm part of their "hanai family;" and if they see me walking home, I get invited in for coffee, breakfast, lunch, or dinner; and they bring me food, to my door.
If I spent my time working for money, my life wouldn't be anywhere near as good as it is today.
Money doesn't motivate me; but I love working for love.
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In my part time job as James Bond, I work hard trying to keep you safe at night, what thanks do I get, zilch.
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I'm a plasterer by trade, I was offered loads of work, but I refused it. I am a professional roulette player with 15 years experience I have a unique way of winning and making profit .
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pedro27: I'm a plasterer by trade, I was offered loads of work, but I refused it. I am a professional roulette player with 15 years experience I have a unique way of winning and making profit .
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aries1234: Maybe you could give my James Bond look alike a few tips
I have rules I made and mostly go by, the main rule is 20 euro a session and try make profit, my record is 3000 euro when gambling just 20e , since starting 15 years ago I am up profit, I am more than lucky when playing, my nickname is ''the wizard''
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pedro27: I have rules I made and mostly go by, the main rule is 20 euro a session and try make profit, my record is 3000 euro when gambling just 20e , since starting 15 years ago I am up profit, I am more than lucky when playing, my nickname is ''the wizard'' when playing roulette
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pedro27: my nickname is ''the wizard'' when playing roulette
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