Ones who walk away from omelets
Do you ever have this fantasy that you'll be walking down the street one day and a briefcase full of thousand-dollar bills falls out of the sky and hits you in the head? And you won't even care about the gaping wound in your scalp that's bleeding like crazy because you'll finally be able to stop working for a while and catch up on all the sleep you've been missing because your baby wakes up three times a night and won't calm down and stop wheezing until he gets some breast milk? Or is that just me?
I'm actually pretty psyched today because we have tomorrow off. The city's annual arts festival is taking place on our campus this year, so the school is letting all of us have the day off rather than try to find parking spots in that chaos. And, frankly, it's a good choice on the administration's part because if I was here all day, I'd be out eating funnel cakes instead of working in my office anyway. I do love me some funnel cakes.
I'm actually pretty psyched today because we have tomorrow off. The city's annual arts festival is taking place on our campus this year, so the school is letting all of us have the day off rather than try to find parking spots in that chaos. And, frankly, it's a good choice on the administration's part because if I was here all day, I'd be out eating funnel cakes instead of working in my office anyway. I do love me some funnel cakes.
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Haha- I've at least had part of that fantasy!
Sometimes I fantasize about finding oil in the backyard, too.
I have that same fantasy, all the time. ;-)
I keep trying to find that one idea that will make me a millionare too!
I know. Some people say that money doesn't solve everything, but I'm pretty sure it can solve a lot.
I firmly believe having $$ would be a good thing. I dream about winning the lottery and it is funny b/c i don't play the lottery. Oh well.
My sister-in-law calls the lottery "a tax on people who can't do math." But I don't care. I go buy a ticket every once in a while just to indulge in the dream.
Hah. I used to work with a guy who called it a "tax on hope". I told him when I won, I wasn't sharing any with him.
Ha! Take that, guy!
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