Johnny Eponymous (![[info]](http://p-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} johnnyeponymous) wrote,@ 2008-04-18 13:34:00 |
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A Strange THought
OK, I've been thinking of late about all the various things going on in my life and I'm slowly realising that I've got it more than a little good. While I can't think of a period in my life where I've been as busy or as tired, I can also not think of a period where I've been as happy. I mean, I've got good people around, wonderful people around in fact, and I'm happily living a life where even when problems pop up, they get fixed without too much stress. I can't believe that it's come to this: I'm in a good place.
I could think of things that I would like to have, but I also think of the attached price, both monetary and otherwise, and none of them would really make me any happier. More money at the job= more responsiblity, less ability to take random time off, more expected output. No thanks. Not worth it. A nicer car? Well, that'd be nice, would cost far more than I could certainly provide right now, and it wouldn't really make the act of driving any more pleasureable considering the kind of driving I do. Cost benefit doesn't make it look worthwhile.
I guess I could want to sleep less and be more rested, but I believe that requires Super-Soldier syrum.
And so, this may be as good as it gets, and if that's the case, I'm perfectly happy with it!
Chris
OK, I've been thinking of late about all the various things going on in my life and I'm slowly realising that I've got it more than a little good. While I can't think of a period in my life where I've been as busy or as tired, I can also not think of a period where I've been as happy. I mean, I've got good people around, wonderful people around in fact, and I'm happily living a life where even when problems pop up, they get fixed without too much stress. I can't believe that it's come to this: I'm in a good place.
I could think of things that I would like to have, but I also think of the attached price, both monetary and otherwise, and none of them would really make me any happier. More money at the job= more responsiblity, less ability to take random time off, more expected output. No thanks. Not worth it. A nicer car? Well, that'd be nice, would cost far more than I could certainly provide right now, and it wouldn't really make the act of driving any more pleasureable considering the kind of driving I do. Cost benefit doesn't make it look worthwhile.
I guess I could want to sleep less and be more rested, but I believe that requires Super-Soldier syrum.
And so, this may be as good as it gets, and if that's the case, I'm perfectly happy with it!
Chris
