First World Problems

The good thing about my job is the hours. 9-5 no worries of having to stay after. My 2nd job is a different story though. I write for the newspaper so when something happens I run no matter the time. It's fun though!

Cool!

That's awesome! Where do you get all that energy from?

LOL that's not even the half of it! I'm also a full time student studying for my associates in social work, I teach a 12 step class one night a week and I am a mother of 3. I go constantly, when I finally lay down at night I literally crash. I am not sure where the energy comes from but I'm thankful for it. :-)

I need a nap after reading this. Keep your eye on the prize. :)

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'Cause everybody knows that memein' ain't allowed at work! :)

LOL love that!

Glad you like it. :)

Same :(

I've been working since i was six growing up on a farm! I'm sitting poolside with my ipad, a cold drink chilling out! Ha! :)

Farm boy here too bud

Cool! :)

Holstein's then Jerseys but always Belgian horses

I did nothing but corn, firewood, corn, did I mention corn? Lol

We had haying, cut wood, corn for silage, milk cows, and make maple syrup in the spring. Plus all the other farm stuff that comes with a farm as you know lol

My father always sent me next door to the nieghbor's farm to help them bale the hay, i hate hay! Lol. Thankfully we didn't have any animals, our farm was just property my grandfather bought in the 50's bit all the nieghbor's were farms. They'd plant crops in our fields and somehow were i was young i ended up not only taking care of our place, but help them too! They are great people, they will do anything for you and vice versa. It's nice to have people like that around you. But as you know, the work is never ever done! Especially if you have cows like you did! I hate cows, well, i love the straight up cow's milk, right out of e damn thing! God, i miss that! :)

I never minded baling hay but I did hate getting stuck in the hay loft lol. I liked the rest of it though as long as it wasn't a 100 degrees out lol. At the end of our milking days we switched to jersey cows, now that was a rich milk!! Yeah most farmers were always helping each other, a tight community!

I do miss the the people. I'm 42 and I have not stopped stopped working until about a year ago, I'm talking working 6-7 days a week, 12-18 hours a day for 2 decades, I just got burned out so bad. I'm helping my parents out by fixing up their house and anything like that. Eventually I'll go do something else, for now, i like what I'm doing, basically meming! Lol

Yeah I'm almost the big 50 and it's always been work work work. Maybe one day I can slow down lol

I hear you! Work is all I've ever known, I'm just now learning how to relax.

I think I may feel lost when that day comes lol

You will, i sure was, and is in many ways. I sit around sometimes then all the sudden jump to my feet thinking i must do something and if i dont then i must be lazy, which is something that, for the most part i never was. It's a bizarre and troubling feeling I assure you! Lol I'm lucky i have this iPad and ImgFlip, otherwise I'd drive myself insane! Lol :)

I feel the same way, if I'm not working I must be lazy, durning the winter I work 7 days a week and feel guilty if I take a day off. Weird eh. I was a paintball metal detecting site guy before img lol

I found this pic, nice tractor, huh? :)