Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[justradin]

I truly wish you happiness, but I think you will find once you reach the next rung on the ladder the novelty of it all wears off with a little time and you will be staring at rung above you again with the same thoughts.

If your income is close to average here, 90% of the world would love to be in your place.

Something hit me a while back, our poor today have a life of luxury not known to royalty of the past. There is 24/7 entertainment with television and the internet, controlled environments with air conditioning and heating, already prepared feasts on about every street corner and almost unlimited transportation in self propelled vehicles. This is all taken for granted in our age. We mostly look at what we don't have.

I hope you get your windfall. When you travel, pick some struggling regions to visit as well. It will help you to appreciate all the good that you already have.


I thought I wanted to retire. But a few events have helped me to realize what a great thing being productive and working is. I hope I'm able to stay busy at something I enjoy doing until I die. I think that is the key- finding work that you enjoy. Life is good, it is all about perspective.

Wish you luck.