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kittenpants

Precognitive Irony, Table for One

Nov 02, 2006 03:21

I've been going through my archives and adding tags like I mean it. (In-between baking, painting, cleaning, doing wicker work, and editing music for this Sunday's rave ritual at Gaia.)

I would like to point your attention to this postOh, the irony. I had no idea that within a couple of years, I would actually have a mental breakdown, quit my job ( Read more... )

geek, happy accidents, ack

Comments 9

veryatypicalguy November 2 2006, 05:50:17 UTC

Today's Menu Choices Are: Psychic Souffle served with Seer Sauce, and for the palate, a nice Clairvoyant Chardonnay.

Okay that was bad.

zylch November 2 2006, 07:32:40 UTC

And yet, as K's comment on the old post would suggest, you seem to be making a viable career option out of what the rest of us talent-less hacks could never manage. I say, rock on.

diermuid November 2 2006, 13:02:35 UTC

You know, you would easily be going ALL the way across the country except that Kansas City is already half-way to everything. 8-)

Ideal! niveus_tigris November 2 2006, 19:58:08 UTC

What a fantastic point of origin for shipping. As a manufacturer, nothing is really outside of the three day shipping range by ground transport for delivery. Score!

Re: Ideal! diermuid November 2 2006, 22:34:03 UTC

That's why so many national companies got based out here and Saint Louis. There was a big migration to the midwest last century for specifically that reason. 8-)

It works great for people making their living off garage-based merchanting. 8-)

Re: Ideal! kittenpants November 2 2006, 22:50:58 UTC

Yeppers.

Behold, we are the Ebay Hub of North America!

greyloch November 2 2006, 23:48:54 UTC

Naw, I don't believe it. You'd never quit your day job, become a gypsy and sell art at cons, renfaires, and pagan events. No, not you. (heavy on the snark here)

C'mon, be like me ... a cog in the big gov't. machine. I may be a cog, but I'm a happy cog! :-D

kittenpants November 2 2006, 23:52:31 UTC

:D

Nah... my husband's got the government job covered, and my girlfriend is doing the corporate non-profit social-services thing, which is like one step over the line from government. It certainly has enough paperwork and government oversight.

greyloch November 3 2006, 00:23:58 UTC

girlfriend? Not trying to be too rude or nosy, but... poly? (blink, blink)