16-03-2005 23:11									#61
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quote: Originally posted by Mrs. Tuberski In my field not really but I have pretty much worked at all the helth systems in san antonio. I have worked agency nursing so long now because it pays better. But the work isnt steady.in san antonio. I would go staff somewhere but I would lose about 10.00/per hour if I did that.

10 $ an hour?? Damn thatīs a substantial paycut...

	16-03-2005 23:13									#62
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quote: Well I only have one problem with looking right now Tubes and I were planning a trip to utah next month mid april.

Utah?

Don't let Tass convert you.

	16-03-2005 23:17									#63
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quote: Originally posted by Japher Utah? Don't let Tass convert you.

Tubes parents and daughter are there thats why we are going. I cant put dampers on him seeing his kid he hasnt seen her in almost a year and a half.
You did know that tubes was born and raised in utah didnt you?

	16-03-2005 23:21									#64
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Tubes and Tass sitting in a tree
P-R-A-Y-I-N-G
First comes acception
Then comes redemption
Then comes the elders with reeducation.

Things I like about Utah: Skiing, Sundance Film Festivle, Zion, and that's about it.

	16-03-2005 23:25									#65
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quote: Originally posted by Japher Tubes and Tass sitting in a tree P-R-A-Y-I-N-G First comes acception Then comes redemption Then comes the elders with reeducation. Things I like about Utah: Skiing, Sundance Film Festivle, Zion, and that's about it.

Ya know I dont even want to visualize the two sitting in a tree But thank you for that. That was funny though.

	16-03-2005 23:40									#66
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quote: I would go staff somewhere but I would lose about 10.00/per hour if I did that.

The hospitals up here pay the nurses pretty well, $20-30 an hour iirc. (by up here I mean Anchorage, not Barrow)

I can even look more into it if you want me to.

	16-03-2005 23:42									#67
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KX, my dear friend:

Your age is not the problem, the problem is your mental state. It seems that you are starting to settle down in the ground state of doing nothing, and letting your life slide away. Take heart! this situation is rectifiable. All you need is the good old (fascist ) notion of willpower. It seems that you're suffering from a feeling of a loss of purpose for life. This is not uncommon in modern life, to say the least, and the reasons for this were in fact described the best by a crazy lunatic terrorist, the american called the Unabomber.

So, by far the most important thing in life is having goals and achieving them. Often, these shouldn't be extraordinary, but require a real effort. My goals would be these:

a) get back in shape.
b) get married/ have kids.

This may not sound like much, but kids are quite often the strongest lasting impact we make in this universe, and the good thing is, even if you feel like you're not this amazing great person you wish you were, you can always try and make your kids great.

In this point of single life, you might think that I am quite mad: but you shouldn't. It beats the hell out of doing nothing, every day of the year, with one hand tied behind the back .

	16-03-2005 23:42									#68
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Bay Area starts paying RNs at $80k/year

	16-03-2005 23:45									#69
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quote: Bay Area starts paying RNs at $80k/year

In the bay area that should be enough to rent a small box to live in. You can always forage for food.

	16-03-2005 23:46									#70
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Space that might be a good idea for a travel assignment Dont think i could live in alaska for ever. Japher I cant work as an rn in cali i only have an associate degree in nursing though im an rn through out the rest of the country cali doesnt recgonize anything below a bachelors degree.

	16-03-2005 23:46									#71
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quote: Originally posted by Azazel This may not sound like much, but kids are quite often the strongest lasting impact we make in this universe, and the good thing is, even if you feel like you're not this amazing great person you wish you were, you can always try and make your kids great.

See? I told you having kids was purely selfish. You can't deny it any longer!

	16-03-2005 23:47									#72
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Id be a nurses aid and hell thats a bigger drop in pay there.

	16-03-2005 23:50									#73
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quote: See? I told you having kids was purely selfish. You can't deny it any longer!

People who don't know the definition of selfish

	16-03-2005 23:51									#74
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deadbeat dads

next on Oprah!

	16-03-2005 23:56									#75
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quote: Originally posted by Japher deadbeat dads next on Oprah!

Me thinks that was on jerry springer yesterday

	16-03-2005 23:58									#76
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quote: Originally posted by Japher deadbeat dads next on Oprah!

if by "deadbeat dad" you mean a person who does nothing but being a full-time parent, that my hat goes off to all deadbeat dads, everywhere.

	17-03-2005 00:01									#77
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Now that's a scary thought.

Edit: I mean about Tubs coming from Mormonland.

	17-03-2005 00:03									#78
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Just for the record I am also 35 not that anyone cares but I think around this age you start to worry bout retirement funds or lack there of and want to do something valuable with your life. I really hate the healthcare field and want to do something else that doesnt require punching a time clock. Truth be known I tried to go to school for something else but started to miss my old job go figure.

	17-03-2005 00:20									#79
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My dad was a nurse. He eventually got a job negotiating between workers comp insurance company and doctors.

Now he teaches English in Siberia to 20 year old women. Go figure.

Anyway, I think nurses usually don't have trouble finding jobs. He's had so many jobs its unbelievable, even though he has moved more than the average person.

	17-03-2005 00:25									#80
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quote: Originally posted by Kidicious My dad was a nurse. He eventually got a job negotiating between workers comp insurance company and doctors. Now he teaches English in Siberia to 20 year old women. Go figure. Anyway, I think nurses usually don't have trouble finding jobs. He's had so many jobs its unbelievable, even though he has moved more than the average person.

Thats the whole problem right now i dont want to move I still have 3 young kids. I have really no choice but to accept travel assignments and do those for 13 weeks and then take some time off between contracts to be with my kids. My ex as stated he wants more time with our kids so I have allowed him that time. It has worked because I need to leave them for 13 weeks at a time.

	17-03-2005 00:31									#81
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quote: Originally posted by Azazel if by "deadbeat dad" you mean a person who does nothing but being a full-time parent, that my hat goes off to all deadbeat dads, everywhere.

No, that's not what that means. A deadbeat dad is one who has left his family and doesn't pay anything to help raise his kids.

	17-03-2005 00:38									#82
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quote: Originally posted by chegitz guevara No, that's not what that means. A deadbeat dad is one who has left his family and doesn't pay anything to help raise his kids.

To be more specific you can be a dead beat dad too if you dont make time to spend with that kid too.

	17-03-2005 00:40									#83
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quote: Originally posted by Azazel quote: See? I told you having kids was purely selfish. You can't deny it any longer! People who don't know the definition of selfish

	17-03-2005 00:51									#84
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quote: Originally posted by Azazel KX, my dear friend: Your age is not the problem, the problem is your mental state. It seems that you are starting to settle down in the ground state of doing nothing, and letting your life slide away. Take heart! this situation is rectifiable. All you need is the good old (fascist ) notion of willpower. It seems that you're suffering from a feeling of a loss of purpose for life. This is not uncommon in modern life, to say the least, and the reasons for this were in fact described the best by a crazy lunatic terrorist, the american called the Unabomber. So, by far the most important thing in life is having goals and achieving them. Often, these shouldn't be extraordinary, but require a real effort. My goals would be these: a) get back in shape. b) get married/ have kids. This may not sound like much, but kids are quite often the strongest lasting impact we make in this universe, and the good thing is, even if you feel like you're not this amazing great person you wish you were, you can always try and make your kids great. In this point of single life, you might think that I am quite mad: but you shouldn't. It beats the hell out of doing nothing, every day of the year, with one hand tied behind the back .

Thanks, Azazel The getting back in shape part is in the works. Me and a friend will go to the local boxing club for some physical training. 150 $ for a years membership and classes 4 times a week. One year from now I will be a mean lean fighting machine...or at least not so flabby

But I donīt know about about the child thing. I donīt think children should be used as a means of self fullfillment. If you procreate you should want it, you should want all the hassle that it is raising a child. I donīt want that, I have no wish to procreate and I donīt want the responsibility that a child is. Maybe later, but not now. EDIT: Besides, I donīt want to **** up their childhood as my dad ****ed up mine. He is a whining alcoholic that never wanted kids.

But youīre right, I have practically given up on society and humanity as a whole. A few more years of this and I could be the one thatīs sitting in a cabin in the swedish wilderness and sending letter bombs to the swedish PM. Letīs hope it doesnīt come to that

I really have to turn my life around, I just have to find a reason for doing it. And strenght of will.

	17-03-2005 01:01									#85
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quote: Originally posted by Flubber Ya that will show him. If you worked even harder and he got a bonus then that would REALLY peeve him

I was just temping, doing odd jobs which helped the office without helping the company very much. My boss couldn't really take any credit, she didn't even hire me. The aim was to get her to the point where she spent so much time liasing with people to find me work that her productivity dropped. It only really worked on one day before I left.

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quote: Originally posted by Kamrat X I really have to turn my life around, I just have to find a reason for doing it. And strenght of will.

Take up bowling

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KX, just set a goal and work for it.

Motivation is for saps, be motivate to succeed at obtaining that goal. If you can't think of any goals just pick a random one, or an obscure one. At least then, you'd be doing something.

"Your mission, if you chose to accept it, is to..."

Become a sky diving instructor in Barstow, CA
Own a bar on the beach in Hawaii
Open a Sushi restaurant in Portsmith, Maine
Make cheese from llama milk
Train monkeys!!! to do that silly looking Russian dance

whatever... Life is what happens while you're too busy working.

	17-03-2005 01:06									#88
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quote: Originally posted by Kamrat X . He is a whining alcoholic that never wanted kids. But youīre right, I have practically

IMHO no child should EVER be told that a parent did not want kids

	17-03-2005 01:09									#89
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quote: Not that there will ever be any revolution in the west, the working class is to divided, stupid and comportable with capitalism as it is. They donīt want change as long as they can stuff thier mouths with McDonalds, drive their SUVs and watch the mindnumbingly stupid excuse for tv-programs.

Who's getting fat and watching TV all day?

	17-03-2005 01:13									#90
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If I could have actually afforded to do anything over those 7 months then I would have done and I am sure I could have had a relatively jolly 7 months if I'd have been able to do things although when you can't you just get bored, bored, bored. It makes me think what the hell I would do if I ever won a million pounds or more, I couldn't just do nothing with all that time...I suppose I would have to explore the Earth or something. But it just strikes me that it would remove all challenge and be remarkably boring.

And as for the financial sector, well it is a bit of an ethical no-no for me, especially investment banking, although it depended on the degree of parasitism.