Comments on: You Know, Your Life Is Great

By: Bruce

Bruce — Wed, 19 May 2010 21:13:20 +0000

Mary – Thanks so much for the pingback! I’m glad you enjoyed the post and it resonated with you.

You are SO RIGHT. It happens far too often in the blogosphere. I don’t know if we all just get caught on our soapbox platforms and a little too full of ourselves, but it’s something I’ve definitely been guilty of.

Granted, I’ve never sent a sniping and malicious email to someone out of it, but to each their own I suppose! :)

By: Chinese Girl

Chinese Girl — Thu, 29 Apr 2010 12:15:02 +0000

For quite a long time I am longing for a career as a travel writer, so I can travel and work work on my way, it seems quite hard as this point for I did not find a good way to monetize my blog.

By: merri

merri — Wed, 28 Apr 2010 18:05:31 +0000

I want a job where I could be anywhere and do it.. That would be fun. Barring that, just some job where it’s not a cubicle. Still, I would get homesick if I’m running around the globe with no friends and family near me. I know some people who do that. I know a dj who travels the world. Doesn’t he get lonely? Everyone you know is all together hanging out and maybe its not the most exciting/best thing ever but theyre all together and having fun. And you’re in some awesome exotic place, but there’s no one there to share it with you. Some strangers.
On the other point.. I definitely do think that some of my paths, say like living in a city, are better than other peoples. For me. I totally get that some people love to be like my sister all owning a house in rural nh and homely. I don’t see why that appeals to her, but I see that it does appeal to her and other people. That’s why its super interesting for me to read people’s blogs. I like learning how other people live, and what it’s like, and why they like or don’t like it. That stuff has always been interesting!

By: Walter

Walter — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 03:38:00 +0000

Our happiness will always lie within us. Whatever we learn from others we should accept as guides and not as something that will perfectly fit our needs. The important thing is that we take the risk of following what we aspire in life instead of following blindly the suggestion of others. :-)

By: Elisa

Elisa — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 19:17:31 +0000

Mary – Thanks so much for the pingback! I’m glad you enjoyed the post and it resonated with you.

Granted, I’ve never sent a sniping and malicious email to someone out of it, but to each their own I suppose! :)