Studio8 - Uniting the Arts

the plumber came today. So I took $1057 out of my savings account and gave it to him. He was here for 5 hours. The problem is that once I take money out it rarely goes back in. I mean never. I cannot bear to look to at my receipt. The breakdown may be too much for me. Maybe tomorrow I'll look at it .Maybe tomorrow I'll learn that the materials for this job was more money than I spent for my first car, and I will need to come to terms with that information. But it's unlikely I will be able to reconcile this. It's very hard to coexist in harmony sometimes when you know the truth.

it is nothing I dwell on anymore
I did used to spend sleepiness nights but not now
just a passing thought as I try to enjoy the golden rags and blessings of retirement
money doodle by jitterbug

oh yes ya know
and I know

we knowers are forever strangers to ourselves-

Way back in the day, one of my fellow wage slaves at the office had a little catchphrase-- "I shoulda been a plumba" ... After I acquired a house of my own, I soon understood what he meant.

The line I've heard too much - "If you don't know how to do it... you pay for it."

if you know a trade, you'll always be able to work.....plumbing, electricity, carpentry......are all good gigs for at the very least, Side Jobs.....stuff will always break down...need attention.....I used to do it all myself....but that shipped sailed