Time to Go to Work

[lifelic1979]

I was just wondering as I prepare for 2015. As I peer into next week, I see a full week ahead. Yes, it is booked pretty solid.

I've only been in the forum for 4 weeks. I'm thinking there will not be any time to post as everything is about to shift in high gear. I think of new customers, new acquaintances, and yes, even making new friends along the way. Then I think of weekend outings with my wife, frolicking in the back year with my chihuahua (Notice I didn't just say dog. He is one of a kind.), and wonderful times with friends in the locale. It's all straight ahead.

Does anyone have the same kind of exciting life I do? That being the case, how do you fit it in with this forum in order to keep up with all the latest with all our forum friends? Or, do you just separate from it, seeing this is not really the real world.

Just some thoughts. Always up to hearing some input.

 

[HoosierLife]

I can't wait for you to get busy

 

[goillini52]

I was just wondering as I prepare for 2015. As I peer into next week, I see a full week ahead. Yes, it is booked pretty solid.

I've only been in the forum for 4 weeks. I'm thinking there will not be any time to post as everything is about to shift in high gear. I think of new customers, new acquaintances, and yes, even making new friends along the way. Then I think of weekend outings with my wife, frolicking in the back year with my chihuahua (Notice I didn't just say dog. He is one of a kind.), and wonderful times with friends in the locale. It's all straight ahead.

Does anyone have the same kind of exciting life I do? That being the case, how do you fit it in with this forum in order to keep up with all the latest with all our forum friends? Or, do you just separate from it, seeing this is not really the real world.

Just some thoughts. Always up to hearing some input.

Just curious Lifelicizzle, what does frolicking in the back yard with your chihuahua entail?:bump:

 

[pcbinsurance]

It looks not nearly as fun as this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZSNtSTw3N8

 

[goillini52]

It looks not nearly as fun as this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZSNtSTw3N8

I'll bet he's got a short hair.

 

[pcbinsurance]

I'll bet you're right and I bet he prances (he calls it "frolicking") with his chihuahua in the back yard just like the saps on the Westminster Dog Show.

 

[lifelic1979]

Thanks Hoosier Life. It means lots of people to see, and having fun on the job.
The irony is the only real goal I have is just do my best, and let the chips fall where they may. It's going to be another fun year.

Gollini, here's the definition so I keep out of trouble:
Definition of FROLIC

: full of fun : merry

There are plenty of fun and merry times around my house. My chihuahua is a long hair.

LOL, my wife and I playfully got into it the other day.
She said, "That's it!" I'm tired of that dog grabbing all your attention. Either it's me or the dog."
I said, "Honey, you have been a wonderful wife, but I'm really going to miss you."

Prancing? No. Run around the back yard (I did say "back year", but that was a typo.). We have a small acreage that we have a good time on. Big enough for volleyball, bocce ball, hillbilly golf. I don't have the energy of my youth, but still got plenty of it left. ( A lot of that has to wait until it warms up a little.)

As far as the dog is concerned, you'd be laughing if you saw me and him play hide-n-seek. Just like kids.

"what does frolicking in the back yard with your chihuahua entail?"
That comment just reminded me of something. This guy at 4:30 in the morning was pulling out of his driveway. It was completely dark. He ran over the neighbor's cat's tail by accident. The tail became completely detached. In a hustle, he got out of his car to take care of the cat. He was busy trying to put the cat's tail back on.
Then the police showed up. The police gave him a ticket. Do you know what for?
Retailing a cat without a license.

ROFL. That was a joke.

 

[goillini52]

Thanks Hoosier Life. It means lots of people to see, and having fun on the job.
The irony is the only real goal I have is just do my best, and let the chips fall where they may. It's going to be another fun year.

Gollini, here's the definition so I keep out of trouble:
Definition of FROLIC

: full of fun : merry

There are plenty of fun and merry times around my house. My chihuahua is a long hair.

LOL, my wife and I playfully got into it the other day.
She said, "That's it!" I'm tired of that dog grabbing all your attention. Either it's me or the dog."
I said, "Honey, you have been a wonderful wife, but I'm really going to miss you."

Prancing? No. Run around the back yard (I did say "back year", but that was a typo.). We have a small acreage that we have a good time on. Big enough for volleyball, bocce ball, hillbilly golf. I don't have the energy of my youth, but still got plenty of it left. ( A lot of that has to wait until it warms up a little.)

As far as the dog is concerned, you'd be laughing if you saw me and him play hide-n-seek. Just like kids.

"what does frolicking in the back yard with your chihuahua entail?"
That comment just reminded me of something. This guy at 4:30 in the morning was pulling out of his driveway. It was completely dark. He ran over the neighbor's cat's tail by accident. The tail became completely detached. In a hustle, he got out of his car to take care of the cat. He was busy trying to put the cat's tail back on.
Then the police showed up. The police gave him a ticket. Do you know what for?
Retailing a cat without a license.

ROFL. That was a joke.

I'm slow, took me a minute to get that. LOL

 

[lifelic1979]

I'm slow, took me a minute to get that. LOL

Hmm, maybe I should just stick to my jokes--lol.

 

[KRobby]

how do you fit it in with this forum in order to keep up with all the latest with all our forum friends? Or, do you just separate from it, seeing this is not really the real world.

I suppose this is one way to demonstrate credibility and capability in the independent channel, ask how to manage internet forum time.