I figure I'd settle for being pretty rich. Which is why I need to up and read that four hour work week book. He points out that living like you're rich isn't the same thing as being rich, and the former is more attractive to me.

Ooh, yeah. If I didn't have to work in fucked up (human) organizations, I wouldn't worry so much about being in charge.

And I endorse actual richness for all the Buffistas, with ita first in line and Jesse getting to boss all the money around.

Awesome!!

All you can eat bacon is like my dream. One morning on vacation last year, I cooked up a full pound of bacon over the course of breakfast, and I think there were four of us eating it.

All you can eat bacon is like my dream.

I would like to point out this Very Buffista T-shirt, spotted at Warped this past weekend. Mmmm, bacon. Perkins did not seem to like it, but Suzi and I did.

Is it okay to not have ambition?

I have no qualms about my lack of work amibition. My work friend constantly corrects me when I say I am not ambitious, she points to my to do lists for home stuff. But work/professional life, nsm.

I hope so, because right now my long-term goals are to take naps, go to concerts, read more books, get my Netflix queue under 400 items, and eventually fix all my iTunes metadata.

OMG - I'll trade the concerts for some crafting and add in travel and that is like the perfect life.

I'm not sure about a shirt with intestines on it, myself.

This is my question, too. Although I do want to be in charge of things.

I just want to be in charge of me.

AHHHHHH. 10 hours work followed by 70 minutes of oven cleaning, and I'm pretty sure I only scratched about 70% of the burnt oil (because, apparently roommates never thought about cleaning it in their 3 years of living here). It was an epic battle. Song will be sung about it, and about how I retreated scrubbing some parts, worrying about the expiration date of my last TD shot (IDF, I think...?).

Shower and pasta and possible ride for Thursday's show, you're my only hope now.

Loved Matildaness.

Ahhhhhh.

I'm extremely ambitious about my writing. Extremely. Everything else? NSM. It would get in the way of the writing.

Still ring-shaped, but so much bigger and shinier than mine! I'd be a fool to refuse! But I did, which prompted another horrible flood of tears.

Aw, poor toddlers with their adorably self-centered and incomplete understandings of ownership.

Dylan will charmingly offer me leaves and rocks he finds on the playground, but utterly fails to comprehend why said leaf or rock is not an appropriate trade for my glasses or cell phone.

Is it okay to not have ambition?

of course. Once I realized that I have no ambition - I am happier. I work. actually, I work hard. But if I never move up, so be it. The world would be a better place if I ran it-- but if no one understands that,it is there loss.

Every Monday should be all you can eat bacon

I have no qualms about my lack of work amibition. My work friend constantly corrects me when I say I am not ambitious, she points to my to do lists for home stuff. But work/professional life, nsm.

I have work ambition, but it's mostly on hold for the next 10 years or so. Like there are things I want to do, but I'm currenlty more interested in doing the other things first.