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Re: O-T how many differant job,
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Posted by Joe in MN on January 12, 2006 at 09:12:26 from (65.162.45.104):
In Reply to: O-T how many differant job, posted by old on January 12, 2006 at 08:30:02:
To Answer your question, Many Many Jobs... When I was very young, My dad told me to get a job and Stick to it, I thought about that for a long time, and looked at what my dad did for work, I could tell that's all he know for over 65 years. I told myself, No, I'm going to do the opposite, so I did, and NEVER regretted that. I am now retired, and I have 4 craft Licenses and 8 different Crafts over my 55 years of Work History, I've worked for many employeers, Including Two Federal Governement Jobs, and Two State Jobs, I am very happy I did what I did, I saved my own retirement income and now will live happyily every after. So take it from there OLD, your not the only one who's Old and happy as a Lark >>>> Best Regards, Joe
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