Continual ability to manifest motivation: challenge number one. Maybe if I stopped reading William S. Borroughs, I'd have a little bit more get-up-and-go. Right.

Sing in me, anti-Borroughs muse.
Today I met a new neighbor and consistent editor for lunch. After much talk of numbers and distribution, I asked him if being a super-awesome food publication editor was his dream job.
"No," he said. "My dream job isn't in writing at all."
"What would you do, then, if you could do anything?" I asked.
"Build furniture," he answered. "In a barn. On a farm."

Just like this one, I bet.
Even people who have my dream job have their own dream jobs. Funny, isn't it...
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