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As a contractor, that's fine. Because I do not seek glory in the office. I seek glory 2 miles up on a Tuesday morning hike while all the zombies are at the offi
by pteredactyl 9y ago
As a contractor, that's fine. Because I do not seek glory in the office. I seek glory 2 miles up on a Tuesday morning hike while all the zombies are at the office. Also, there's no traffic so, :).
EDIT: 'miles up'
- guelo 9y agoMaybe you meant 2 miles up?
- pteredactyl 9y agoYea
- draw_down 9y agoThat's cool,I've never been a contractor. Just always seem to end up cleaning up after old messes.
- laythea 9y agoI think that is depressing. I'm not saying don't go for a bike ride, but why not seek glory in something you spend 1/3 (+) of your life doing?
- Sean1708 9y agoWhy not seek glory in what you want to seek glory in and stop judging others based on what they want to seek glory in?
- pteredactyl 9y agoFair, but who said I spent 1/3 of my life doing it?
- laythea 9y agoTrue. My point was that people spend a considerable amount of energy/time going to work, so might as well "apply" oneself. Not sure if that's what you mean by glory. But the two are usually linked.