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Acting Like Godot · 09-21-2007, 10:06 AM

Well, it's almost 6 pm in my time zone, folks. I shall be leaving at 6 pm, get home, go jogging, shower, play with the kids, have dinner, maybe play my guitar or read a nice book, make love with my wife before we both fall asleep.

Seven years ago, when I was a lawyer, 8:30 pm is about the time I'd pop out of office for a quick dinner. After dinner, it's straight back to the office, and work till 11:30 pm or even later. Get home after midnight, feeling zonked and very stressed out over work, and with no time for anything except fall asleep. Wake up the next morning, and it's the same drill again.

My monthly salary today is 6.5 times what it was, seven years ago.

I do not prefer hard work.

09-21-2007, 10:06 AM	#11 (permalink)
Acting Like Godot Banned Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 9,613	Well, it's almost 6 pm in my time zone, folks. I shall be leaving at 6 pm, get home, go jogging, shower, play with the kids, have dinner, maybe play my guitar or read a nice book, make love with my wife before we both fall asleep. Seven years ago, when I was a lawyer, 8:30 pm is about the time I'd pop out of office for a quick dinner. After dinner, it's straight back to the office, and work till 11:30 pm or even later. Get home after midnight, feeling zonked and very stressed out over work, and with no time for anything except fall asleep. Wake up the next morning, and it's the same drill again. My monthly salary today is 6.5 times what it was, seven years ago. I do not prefer hard work.