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]]> By: MRoyceJ http://www.themiddlefingerproject.org/lifestyle-design-the-new-arch-enemy-of-dry-cleaners-everywhere-and-possibly-your-mom-too/comment-page-1/#comment-910 MRoyceJ Sun, 15 Nov 2009 22:33:25 +0000 http://www.themiddlefingerproject.org/?p=184#comment-910 Right on sister! I feel much the same way. I didn't start out taking the traditional route but at one point got into a rut. I was in the carpenter's union and I was miserable working long cold days with people that were unhappy with their lives and felt everyone else should be too; that suffering through work even though you hate it is what make your life valid. How else would you support the required spouse and children? (btw - many of their relationships were in shambles, but then again, it must be hard to sustain a relationship when you're miserable in your life). One day I just said "screw it, things have got to change." I had traveled and did a bunch of things for many years prior and couldn't believe the position I found myself in. I applied for college the next day. Best decision I've ever made. In the past four years since I started school I've traveled the world, decided to open a business (Bandwagon Brewpub: grand opening Dec. 15th), and have a much fuller and enriching social life, not to mention a million and a half bits of minutia that have made my life incredible. The system is in place to make people money, not to make people happy. The problem is money is not happiness and is often viewed as the end and not simply an abstract system that has no innate value. To me this blog hits the nail on the head. Keep preachin'. Right on sister!  I feel much the same way.  I didn't start out taking the traditional route but at one point got into a rut.  I was in the carpenter's union and I was miserable working long cold days with people that were unhappy with their lives and felt everyone else should be too; that suffering through work even though you hate it is what make your life valid.  How else would you support the required spouse and children?  (btw – many of their relationships were in shambles, but then again, it must be hard to sustain a relationship when you're miserable in your life).  One day I just said “screw it, things have got to change.”  I had traveled and did a bunch of things for many years prior and couldn't believe the position I found myself in.  I applied for college the next day.  Best decision I've ever made.  In the past four years since I started school I've traveled the world, decided to open a business (Bandwagon Brewpub: grand opening Dec. 15th), and have a much fuller and enriching social life, not to mention a million and a half bits of minutia that have made my life incredible.  The system is in place to make people money, not to make people happy.  The problem is money is not happiness and is often viewed as the end and not simply an abstract system that has no innate value. To me this blog hits the nail on the head.  Keep preachin'.

]]> By: Michael Johnson http://www.themiddlefingerproject.org/lifestyle-design-the-new-arch-enemy-of-dry-cleaners-everywhere-and-possibly-your-mom-too/comment-page-1/#comment-909 Michael Johnson Sun, 15 Nov 2009 22:30:26 +0000 http://www.themiddlefingerproject.org/?p=184#comment-909 Right on sister! I feel much the same way. I didn't start out taking the traditional route but at one point got into a rut. I was in the carpenter's union and I was miserable working long cold days with people that were unhappy with their lives and felt everyone else should be too; that suffering through work even though you hate it is what make your life valid. How else would you support the required spouse and children? (btw - many of their relationships were in shambles, but then again, it must be hard to sustain a relationship when you're miserable in your life). One day I just said "screw it, things have got to change." I had traveled and did a bunch of things for many years prior and couldn't believe the position I found myself in. I applied for college the next day. Best decision I've ever made. In the past four years since I started school I've traveled the world, decided to open a business (Bandwagon Brewpub: grand opening Dec. 15th), and have a much fuller and enriching social life, not to mention a million and a half bits of minutia that have made my life incredible. The system is in place to make people money, not to make people happy. The problem is money is not happiness and is often viewed as the end and not simply an abstract system that has no innate value. To me this blog hits the nail on the head. Keep preachin'. Right on sister!  I feel much the same way.  I didn't start out taking the traditional route but at one point got into a rut.  I was in the carpenter's union and I was miserable working long cold days with people that were unhappy with their lives and felt everyone else should be too; that suffering through work even though you hate it is what make your life valid.  How else would you support the required spouse and children?  (btw – many of their relationships were in shambles, but then again, it must be hard to sustain a relationship when you're miserable in your life).  One day I just said “screw it, things have got to change.”  I had traveled and did a bunch of things for many years prior and couldn't believe the position I found myself in.  I applied for college the next day.  Best decision I've ever made.  In the past four years since I started school I've traveled the world, decided to open a business (Bandwagon Brewpub: grand opening Dec. 15th), and have a much fuller and enriching social life, not to mention a million and a half bits of minutia that have made my life incredible.  The system is in place to make people money, not to make people happy.  The problem is money is not happiness and is often viewed as the end and not simply an abstract system that has no innate value. To me this blog hits the nail on the head.  Keep preachin'.

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]]> By: MRoyceJ http://www.themiddlefingerproject.org/lifestyle-design-the-new-arch-enemy-of-dry-cleaners-everywhere-and-possibly-your-mom-too/comment-page-1/#comment-180 MRoyceJ Sun, 15 Nov 2009 16:33:25 +0000 http://www.themiddlefingerproject.org/?p=184#comment-180 Right on sister! I feel much the same way. I didn't start out taking the traditional route but at one point got into a rut. I was in the carpenter's union and I was miserable working long cold days with people that were unhappy with their lives and felt everyone else should be too; that suffering through work even though you hate it is what make your life valid. How else would you support the required spouse and children? (btw - many of their relationships were in shambles, but then again, it must be hard to sustain a relationship when you're miserable in your life). One day I just said "screw it, things have got to change." I had traveled and did a bunch of things for many years prior and couldn't believe the position I found myself in. I applied for college the next day. Best decision I've ever made. In the past four years since I started school I've traveled the world, decided to open a business (Bandwagon Brewpub: grand opening Dec. 15th), and have a much fuller and enriching social life, not to mention a million and a half bits of minutia that have made my life incredible. The system is in place to make people money, not to make people happy. The problem is money is not happiness and is often viewed as the end and not simply an abstract system that has no innate value. To me this blog hits the nail on the head. Keep preachin'. Right on sister!  I feel much the same way.  I didn't start out taking the traditional route but at one point got into a rut.  I was in the carpenter's union and I was miserable working long cold days with people that were unhappy with their lives and felt everyone else should be too; that suffering through work even though you hate it is what make your life valid.  How else would you support the required spouse and children?  (btw – many of their relationships were in shambles, but then again, it must be hard to sustain a relationship when you're miserable in your life).  One day I just said “screw it, things have got to change.”  I had traveled and did a bunch of things for many years prior and couldn't believe the position I found myself in.  I applied for college the next day.  Best decision I've ever made.  In the past four years since I started school I've traveled the world, decided to open a business (Bandwagon Brewpub: grand opening Dec. 15th), and have a much fuller and enriching social life, not to mention a million and a half bits of minutia that have made my life incredible.  The system is in place to make people money, not to make people happy.  The problem is money is not happiness and is often viewed as the end and not simply an abstract system that has no innate value. To me this blog hits the nail on the head.  Keep preachin'.

]]> By: Michael Johnson http://www.themiddlefingerproject.org/lifestyle-design-the-new-arch-enemy-of-dry-cleaners-everywhere-and-possibly-your-mom-too/comment-page-1/#comment-179 Michael Johnson Sun, 15 Nov 2009 16:30:26 +0000 http://www.themiddlefingerproject.org/?p=184#comment-179 Right on sister! I feel much the same way. I didn't start out taking the traditional route but at one point got into a rut. I was in the carpenter's union and I was miserable working long cold days with people that were unhappy with their lives and felt everyone else should be too; that suffering through work even though you hate it is what make your life valid. How else would you support the required spouse and children? (btw - many of their relationships were in shambles, but then again, it must be hard to sustain a relationship when you're miserable in your life). One day I just said "screw it, things have got to change." I had traveled and did a bunch of things for many years prior and couldn't believe the position I found myself in. I applied for college the next day. Best decision I've ever made. In the past four years since I started school I've traveled the world, decided to open a business (Bandwagon Brewpub: grand opening Dec. 15th), and have a much fuller and enriching social life, not to mention a million and a half bits of minutia that have made my life incredible. The system is in place to make people money, not to make people happy. The problem is money is not happiness and is often viewed as the end and not simply an abstract system that has no innate value. To me this blog hits the nail on the head. Keep preachin'. Right on sister!  I feel much the same way.  I didn't start out taking the traditional route but at one point got into a rut.  I was in the carpenter's union and I was miserable working long cold days with people that were unhappy with their lives and felt everyone else should be too; that suffering through work even though you hate it is what make your life valid.  How else would you support the required spouse and children?  (btw – many of their relationships were in shambles, but then again, it must be hard to sustain a relationship when you're miserable in your life).  One day I just said “screw it, things have got to change.”  I had traveled and did a bunch of things for many years prior and couldn't believe the position I found myself in.  I applied for college the next day.  Best decision I've ever made.  In the past four years since I started school I've traveled the world, decided to open a business (Bandwagon Brewpub: grand opening Dec. 15th), and have a much fuller and enriching social life, not to mention a million and a half bits of minutia that have made my life incredible.  The system is in place to make people money, not to make people happy.  The problem is money is not happiness and is often viewed as the end and not simply an abstract system that has no innate value. To me this blog hits the nail on the head.  Keep preachin'.

]]> By: MRoyceJ http://www.themiddlefingerproject.org/lifestyle-design-the-new-arch-enemy-of-dry-cleaners-everywhere-and-possibly-your-mom-too/comment-page-1/#comment-68 MRoyceJ Sun, 15 Nov 2009 15:33:25 +0000 http://www.themiddlefingerproject.org/?p=184#comment-68 Right on sister! I feel much the same way. I didn't start out taking the traditional route but at one point got into a rut. I was in the carpenter's union and I was miserable working long cold days with people that were unhappy with their lives and felt everyone else should be too; that suffering through work even though you hate it is what make your life valid. How else would you support the required spouse and children? (btw - many of their relationships were in shambles, but then again, it must be hard to sustain a relationship when you're miserable in your life). One day I just said "screw it, things have got to change." I had traveled and did a bunch of things for many years prior and couldn't believe the position I found myself in. I applied for college the next day. Best decision I've ever made. In the past four years since I started school I've traveled the world, decided to open a business (Bandwagon Brewpub: grand opening Dec. 15th), and have a much fuller and enriching social life, not to mention a million and a half bits of minutia that have made my life incredible. The system is in place to make people money, not to make people happy. The problem is money is not happiness and is often viewed as the end and not simply an abstract system that has no innate value. To me this blog hits the nail on the head. Keep preachin'. Right on sister!  I feel much the same way.  I didn't start out taking the traditional route but at one point got into a rut.  I was in the carpenter's union and I was miserable working long cold days with people that were unhappy with their lives and felt everyone else should be too; that suffering through work even though you hate it is what make your life valid.  How else would you support the required spouse and children?  (btw – many of their relationships were in shambles, but then again, it must be hard to sustain a relationship when you're miserable in your life).  One day I just said “screw it, things have got to change.”  I had traveled and did a bunch of things for many years prior and couldn't believe the position I found myself in.  I applied for college the next day.  Best decision I've ever made.  In the past four years since I started school I've traveled the world, decided to open a business (Bandwagon Brewpub: grand opening Dec. 15th), and have a much fuller and enriching social life, not to mention a million and a half bits of minutia that have made my life incredible.  The system is in place to make people money, not to make people happy.  The problem is money is not happiness and is often viewed as the end and not simply an abstract system that has no innate value. To me this blog hits the nail on the head.  Keep preachin'.

]]> By: Michael Johnson http://www.themiddlefingerproject.org/lifestyle-design-the-new-arch-enemy-of-dry-cleaners-everywhere-and-possibly-your-mom-too/comment-page-1/#comment-67 Michael Johnson Sun, 15 Nov 2009 15:30:26 +0000 http://www.themiddlefingerproject.org/?p=184#comment-67 Right on sister! I feel much the same way. I didn't start out taking the traditional route but at one point got into a rut. I was in the carpenter's union and I was miserable working long cold days with people that were unhappy with their lives and felt everyone else should be too; that suffering through work even though you hate it is what make your life valid. How else would you support the required spouse and children? (btw - many of their relationships were in shambles, but then again, it must be hard to sustain a relationship when you're miserable in your life). One day I just said "screw it, things have got to change." I had traveled and did a bunch of things for many years prior and couldn't believe the position I found myself in. I applied for college the next day. Best decision I've ever made. In the past four years since I started school I've traveled the world, decided to open a business (Bandwagon Brewpub: grand opening Dec. 15th), and have a much fuller and enriching social life, not to mention a million and a half bits of minutia that have made my life incredible. The system is in place to make people money, not to make people happy. The problem is money is not happiness and is often viewed as the end and not simply an abstract system that has no innate value. To me this blog hits the nail on the head. Keep preachin'. Right on sister!  I feel much the same way.  I didn't start out taking the traditional route but at one point got into a rut.  I was in the carpenter's union and I was miserable working long cold days with people that were unhappy with their lives and felt everyone else should be too; that suffering through work even though you hate it is what make your life valid.  How else would you support the required spouse and children?  (btw – many of their relationships were in shambles, but then again, it must be hard to sustain a relationship when you're miserable in your life).  One day I just said “screw it, things have got to change.”  I had traveled and did a bunch of things for many years prior and couldn't believe the position I found myself in.  I applied for college the next day.  Best decision I've ever made.  In the past four years since I started school I've traveled the world, decided to open a business (Bandwagon Brewpub: grand opening Dec. 15th), and have a much fuller and enriching social life, not to mention a million and a half bits of minutia that have made my life incredible.  The system is in place to make people money, not to make people happy.  The problem is money is not happiness and is often viewed as the end and not simply an abstract system that has no innate value. To me this blog hits the nail on the head.  Keep preachin'.

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]]> By: Ash http://www.themiddlefingerproject.org/lifestyle-design-the-new-arch-enemy-of-dry-cleaners-everywhere-and-possibly-your-mom-too/comment-page-1/#comment-10 Ash Wed, 04 Nov 2009 21:09:47 +0000 http://www.themiddlefingerproject.org/?p=184#comment-10 Sam ~ Thanks, girlfriend!!! Glad you stopped by. Clayton ~ Thanks for the kind words! If given the option, I'd definitely have to go with Beach Beige, myself. Sahara Sand makes me think of Spaceballs, the movie. (Although that may not be a bad thing, after all) ;) Congratulations on your recent emancipation ~ would love to hear about your new plans. Rock on, Clayton! Sam ~ Thanks, girlfriend!!!  Glad you stopped by. 

Clayton ~ Thanks for the kind words!  If given the option, I’d definitely have to go with Beach Beige, myself.  Sahara Sand makes me think of Spaceballs, the movie.  (Although that may not be a bad thing, after all) ;) Congratulations on your recent emancipation ~ would love to hear about your new plans.  Rock on, Clayton!

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