Do You Guys Like Your Jobs? Really? Come On, Be Honest.

Amy Z lupinesque at yahoo.com
Tue May 6 20:53:41 UTC 2003


Jenny wrote:

> I sure as hell couldn't sit in an office in front of a 
> computer and next to a phone all day.  I'd be fired in a second... 
in 
> fact, I was fired from a number of jobs before I became a teacher. 

It just goes to show that the old adage is true:  those who can't do, 
teach.  <ducks flying rollbooks, grinning>

Before someone who doesn't know me as well as Jenny does flames me:  
I'm joking; I've been a teacher myself; I think people who teach in 
the South Bronx should get a Congressional Medal of Honor, 
knighthood, and sainthood, not to mention free health care for life 
since they're breathing in toxins all day long.
 
> I guess what you need to think about is why you want to go back to 
> work.  

Good advice.

> If Raul and I won the lottery, I'd probably quit tomorrow and 
> never work again (I'd volunteer, though).  

I wonder about this sometimes.  I think I'd keep working, because I 
love my work, and I think having *only* leisure would make me very 
depressed.  One needs a sense of purpose.  But I might cut down to 
part-time and have more time to do things like art that I don't have 
much time for now; or I might just volunteer.  

Amy Z
who doesn't buy lottery tickets, so the question is moot





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