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2002-10-02 10:20:42 ET
Hmmm...yes. Value systems that aren't yours. What a perplexing thing, this work shit. I was at the beach last week hanging out with this traveling young guy and his girl. He was super nice and had a wonderful perspective. He denouncecd the title 'homeless,' because he honestly saw his situation as one who wishes to travel. He was telling me increadible things, like how he can generally cross a western state like California or Arizona in about a day, primarily by means of foot and hitch-hiking, with the occasional bus ride. I really dug his whole bent on exploration. It's like, this whole job/money thing is disposable, given that you have a powerful resolve to live by your own means. And, of course, a big knife.
I always imagine having an independant workshop where me and a few other dedicated people have one area to make unique, specialized moulding for frame work and fitting of artwork, and another area to concentrate on ceramics and pottery. Something humble and special. Frames and ceramics are just two ideas, but you can kinda see what I'm saying. I don't wanna work for the man forever. I wanna get some legit knowledge and format/create something that we would be able to pass on, like a generational thing, a trade where our knowledge and passion can be given to younger generations of family and friends. I don't see much of that kind of stuff. I like the classic, medieval idea of trades and guilds and tradition, though in this day/age, such concepts mostly come across as stiffling and dominating.
So yeah, the interviews today, and I'll get the job, no doubt. |
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