Do you like or dislike work?

[AnthroHeart]

Your job, do you enjoy it?
I do. I get to work from home virtually every day.
We just have to do development plans.
And end of the year evaluations.
It is a politically correct organization.
So I have to watch my jokes.
Everyone seems so serious.
Though my boss is cool.
She talks about kittens and unicorns a lot.
If I won the lottery I might still stay there,
because it gives me something to do.

[Minyatur]

I view work as a necessity. I don't enjoy it nor do I dislike it so much, but without the need to I surely wouldn't work.

[AnthroHeart]

You're probably right. without the need I'm not sure if I'd be working. Certainly not getting up at 8am.

[Matt1]

Work offers some good catalyst, if i wasn't working i probably would just be sitting around the house if i am to be honest. Its good for our yellow rays.

[outerheaven]

I love to work. I derive a lot of satisfaction and personal identity from my work ethic.

But the flip side of that attitude is that I can't just have "some job, eh, it pays the bills, whatever," I have to be doing something that I believe in and is a good cause and feel I'm appreciated.

Ya, I'm a PITA, I know. Luckily I've got that in my life, so things are great.

[Reaper]

I only work so I have sufficient resources to Work.

[AngelofDeath]

To build great things takes work. Sometimes you have to do work you don't want to do to complete the Great Work you do want to do.

[Minyatur]

Work in my case seem to be about bringing social interactions which I have a tendency to avoid.

[Jade]

I can't believe how much I miss my old job and my old coworkers. I have dreams about going back almost every night - and it usually involved an 800 mile commute, which I don't mind too much. Last night I had a very sweet moment of satisfaction when I saw shifts written by my name on the posted schedule.

[Plenum]

I can't believe how much I miss my old job and my old coworkers. I have dreams about going back almost every night - and it usually involved an 800 mile commute, which I don't mind too much. Last night I had a very sweet moment of satisfaction when I saw shifts written by my name on the posted schedule.

you in the process of looking for Work in your new location?

ps, when I left my McDonalds job after high school, I had similiar experiences with dreams and a sense of having lost friends and a place I belonged.  A lot of that had to do with the unfriendly college environment in which  I found myself in, and that I didn't cope very well with.

One other thing about the settings of dreams is that I used my family home as a setting for the longest time.  I think that gave me a clue for the unresolved issues I had (I lived in that house from 0 years old to age 24, when I moved out), and so the vast majority of my own blockages stemmed from early years, quite obviously.

It's only very recently - maybe in the last 3 months - that I've noticed that my dream settings are not utilising that location at all.

[Jade]

I'm not in the process of working for work yet, no. Possibly soon here. It's not the work I miss so much (waitressing) as my compatriots. Though waitressing *is* one of the best ways I can think of to do some work behind the scenes so to speak, it's definitely not all sunshine and roses.

[AnthroHeart]

I can't imagine a job I would like more. Getting to work from home is the bomb.
We just have to take certain courses to keep our skills up.

[APeacefulWarrior]

I've got a pretty decent gig going, myself. I do freelance blog ghostwriting, so I can write whenever and however I want, just as long as it gets done. And it gives me an excuse to "read the winds" so to speak in my industry-analysis columns, as well as giving useful advice on occasion.

I could certainly be doing more, but it pays the bills and I'm pretty sure I'm doing less harm than good in the grand scheme.

[Alexis]

I am not employed at the moment because I am a stay at home mother. My daughter attends day care one day a week, and so when she's at school I do volunteer work at op/thrift/charity shop and I really enjoy it. I know while I am donating my time I sorta feel that am doing it for myself more than for others, mostly because it's been really good for my depression and I feel valued being there.

[michael430]

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[AnthroHeart]

I work for a large bank doing reports. Sometimes web development.
I am lazy, but I still do my work.
I took today off because I didn't want to work.
But the job is pretty chill.
My boss thinks I'm better than I really am.

[Spaced]

I've got a pretty decent gig going, myself.  I do freelance blog ghostwriting, so I can write whenever and however I want, just as long as it gets done.  And it gives me an excuse to "read the winds" so to speak in my industry-analysis columns, as well as giving useful advice on occasion.

I could certainly be doing more, but it pays the bills and I'm pretty sure I'm doing less harm than good in the grand scheme.

That sounds like a cool job

[AnthroHeart]

I can't think of anything I'd rather be doing.

[AnthroHeart]

Work can be more than our paid job. It can be any work that we do.

I love sending love energy out into the Universe. I love connecting with my social memory complex.
These works I enjoy.