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I hope you can find something that you enjoy doing and make a living from it. If its only you and you don't mind living like a bum that is fine, but if you bring children into this world it is your responsibility to take care of them. Everyone would love to be in vacation mode but that is not reality. Grow up
I hope you can find something that you enjoy doing and make a living from it. If its only you and you don't mind living like a bum that is fine, but if you bring children into this world it is your responsibility to take care of them. Everyone would love to be in vacation mode but that is not reality. Grow up
Where did that come from?? Grow up?? I'm 53. I have an assoc. deg in electronics and have already seen positions there with decent wages, and there won't be ANY more kids in my future,lol! The Portland area is a bikers/ hikers paradise from what I've read which is right up my alley.
It's much easier to fit into modern society and play the game than to go your own way, grow your own foods from scratch and be totally self sufficient (which takes more work in every conceivable way) so my advice is find a job you enjoy and get on with it.
I'm doing both....or planned too. But my passion is Self Sufficiency. I enjoy making my own flour, watching the chickens and making sure they get a varied diet, composting, growing a garden, using rain barrels, etc.
Don't get me wrong, I won't be taking dumps in a bucket with sawdust. Semi self sufficiency is what I'm shooting for. I plan to work part time and use the rest to do what I love
It might not be easy, but I enjoy being self sufficient. If you have no desire to do such things it won't last long though.
I'm doing both....or planned too. But my passion is Self Sufficiency. I enjoy making my own flour, watching the chickens and making sure they get a varied diet, composting, growing a garden, using rain barrels, etc.
Don't get me wrong, I won't be taking dumps in a bucket with sawdust. Semi self sufficiency is what I'm shooting for. I plan to work part time and use the rest to do what I love
It might not be easy, but I enjoy being self sufficient. If you have no desire to do such things it won't last long though.
+1 for self sufficiency I press my own pistol rounds.
I have a job so i can pay rent, i pay rent because i don't want to live on the street.
all depends on the job
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