Comments on: Corporate Citizen http://www.thesoapboxers.com/corporate-citizen/ A web magazine that covers a world of topics every week. New articles published daily. Thu, 09 Feb 2012 04:34:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: kosmohttp://www.thesoapboxers.com/corporate-citizen/comment-page-1/#comment-267 kosmo Fri, 08 May 2009 02:34:30 +0000 http://www.thesoapboxers.com/?p=587#comment-267 Yeah, I'd miss my broadband connection and my baseball :) I could keep busy reading for a very long time, though - I have billions of books. OK, maybe just hundreds.Hmm. I'm drawing a blank on yout. I'm guessing that it's one of those British words that never quite made it into American English :) Yeah, I’d miss my broadband connection and my baseball :) I could keep busy reading for a very long time, though – I have billions of books. OK, maybe just hundreds.

Hmm. I’m drawing a blank on yout. I’m guessing that it’s one of those British words that never quite made it into American English :)
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]]> By: Estherhttp://www.thesoapboxers.com/corporate-citizen/comment-page-1/#comment-266 Esther Fri, 08 May 2009 02:19:23 +0000 http://www.thesoapboxers.com/?p=587#comment-266 Hi--thanks for a great read, its thought provoking too. I was just drifting away to a life in a yout on a secluded field on the Southern tip of England. There would be no bills to pay, no queues or congested traffic, no crazy London city life. Everything would be solar powered and to conserve energy - on a cosy evening, I would read in the romantic light of honey wax candles. ha ha!But perhaps I wouldn't last that long without a broadband connection! And end up craving the neon lights of this city.I think Andrew should keep running, keep making up his own version of the rat race. He's used to basic living, a yout might suit him.Best wishes.ps. I don't know that I spelled, yout correctly, but I'm talking about one of those hand-built, hut like domiciles.<abbr><em>Esther’s last blog post..<a href="http://estherpoyer.wordpress.com/2009/05/08/why-writers-must-read-muse/">Why Writers Must Read [Muse]</a></abbr></em> Hi–thanks for a great read, its thought provoking too. I was just drifting away to a life in a yout on a secluded field on the Southern tip of England. There would be no bills to pay, no queues or congested traffic, no crazy London city life. Everything would be solar powered and to conserve energy – on a cosy evening, I would read in the romantic light of honey wax candles. ha ha!

But perhaps I wouldn’t last that long without a broadband connection! And end up craving the neon lights of this city.

I think Andrew should keep running, keep making up his own version of the rat race. He’s used to basic living, a yout might suit him.

Best wishes.

ps. I don’t know that I spelled, yout correctly, but I’m talking about one of those hand-built, hut like domiciles.

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]]> By: kosmohttp://www.thesoapboxers.com/corporate-citizen/comment-page-1/#comment-232 kosmo Sat, 02 May 2009 02:00:40 +0000 http://www.thesoapboxers.com/?p=587#comment-232 That would have been a good use for the money as well :)Glad you liked the story. I write a fiction story nearly every friday. You can find them in the "Fiction Friday" category. Some are light and fluffy; others are not. That would have been a good use for the money as well :)

Glad you liked the story. I write a fiction story nearly every friday. You can find them in the “Fiction Friday” category. Some are light and fluffy; others are not.
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]]> By: Danehttp://www.thesoapboxers.com/corporate-citizen/comment-page-1/#comment-231 Dane Sat, 02 May 2009 00:25:56 +0000 http://www.thesoapboxers.com/?p=587#comment-231 I love this! It resonates with my return-to-simplicity desires. My only other comment would be, why must he save for the down payment to a dream home? How about a studio apartment with hooks on the wall for his bike? Then he can keep socking the moo-lah away to launch his own business!~Dane http://www.BionicButler.com "improving personal productivity at home"<abbr><em>Dane’s last blog post..<a href="http://bionicbutler.blogspot.com/2009/05/video-kitchen-timer-as-productivity.html">Video: Kitchen Timer as a Productivity Tool</a></abbr></em> I love this! It resonates with my return-to-simplicity desires. My only other comment would be, why must he save for the down payment to a dream home? How about a studio apartment with hooks on the wall for his bike? Then he can keep socking the moo-lah away to launch his own business!

~Dane
http://www.BionicButler.com
“improving personal productivity at home”

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