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To: FastCoyote

I was more comfortable taking big risks at half my age though I am pretty much a bricks and mortar sort these days unlike in the 80s when I would venture the farm.

I’m envious of young people with stellar education like good law or medical jumping right out into comfortable salaries...it’s the smart move if one has the aptitude

It’s fun to be the master of your own universe but the various taxing entities and the banks or instituional lenders require their own reckoning

I never planned on what I do now...lol.....I lived a life of adventure the first 20 years of adulthood


19 posted on 11/25/2007 10:51:56 PM PST by wardaddy (I'm praying for Fred......our only decent hope......)
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To: wardaddy

I thought I’d cashed out two years ago, but I’m forced back into rolling the dice again on some relatively big stuff. I simply am too old and my resume too long to get a job at Starbucks, so strangely I’m doing things with lot’s of zeros behind them because I can’t do the small stuff - go figure.


20 posted on 11/25/2007 11:03:16 PM PST by FastCoyote
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