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It's weird ignoring a member sometimes makes their post invisible rather than visible but ignored

wth, post 57 is missing on my puter. :? Is it from murph?

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I consider it get this shit done and let's get home early. :/: :?:whine:

Merle's post is amazing. The line quoted above drew my interest the most. I think it is a very concise and eloquent way to describe the daily challenge of treework. Trouble is for me, yes it can sometimes be approached positively as a game but many other times those same parameters can seem...

Some serious anecdotal info there. :drink:

Hey now! Far be it from me to question anything Sir Jerry says about trees!! But! Idk if I'd agree with the assessment that it's easy money. Sure, on some days it can definitely be some easy money. But then of course there are other days when ripping your tooth out with pliers would be...

But yeah, that is exactly my point- your post succinctly captures a huge swath of what makes treework so compelling, but....isn't there more to life than this one thing even though that one thing checks so many boxes? It's almost like sticking with that one very satisfying thing is being lazy or...

Hella post, and you got that right re The business side.

I hear ya, I just hope the timing works out for you

One thing I do lately to lessen the stress is not GAF if I don't make the daily number. Of course I want to always make good coin every day but when it doesn't happen I basically don't care because the stress aint worth it, and not to mention the fact that one bad day doesn't have a prayer of...

Do you have any plans or ideas to change whatever so that you won't continually feel that way?

Yeah, my views have evolved over recent years. For a long time I wondered if I could be happy in retirement, not working. Nowadays, though I'm still working, I think the answer will be yes. Re treework- been there, done that, got the tee shirt, I'm good. :lol: ;)

Treework is cool and amazing and an excellent, challenging, life choice but don't nobody got a bucket list? To keep doing challenging, potentially dangerous, personally fulfilling treework to keep the income flowing can be perhaps the simple or easier choice but isn't there more to life? I...

At 64 y o, nah. You?