I can't sleep. I'm bothered by the same boring stuff. I'll spare ya. This lottery ticket in my pocket could change everything though. What are my chances again? I'm cool with that. I'm pretty sure my chances of living comfortably aren't much better by not dropping a dollar every week or so. If nothing else, buying that ticket always gives me a day or two of hope upon completion of transaction.What's it up to now? $20M? 26? I'd drop a buck for 10Gs at this point. May as well. How about a lottery that pays you the equivalent of three days wages and puts you up in a hotel for a bit of rest and relaxation? I'd buy that too.
The bottom line is I need a better job. I appreciate my current one. I like my coworkers and the benefits are great. But a 38-year-old with a wife and kids shouldn't be doing what I do. He shouldn't be making what I make. Forgive me for whining. I promise I'm holding back.
That said, I've got a long day of work at the hotel tomorrow (today?) and this shin splint of mine is gonna cuss me with every step I take.
Thanks for reading what I throw out there. Sometimes it ain't nothing but some healthy venting.
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Speaking of lottery:
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You are not alone...and it's okay to vent.
*hugs!*
I was like you and I am now 46 and needed to find a business that has a very low cost entry level that freed up my time and increased my wealth to the point where I could stop working for someone else and just work from home. Thats what I do now, I get to meet lots of people and and very well paid doing it. It has completely changed our lives. Have a look at this site and see if you think that it might be OK for you? What do you have to lose?
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