Want to be hermit?

• laurence82

  7 Aug 05, 22:01

  I got this fren, he visited Tasmania b4, fell in love with the place, then after NS, went to Tasmania U to get his degree
  
  i think he also want to be a hermit there
  
  if given a chance, would u guys want to do it too?
• The man who was death

  7 Aug 05, 22:02

  Originally posted by laurence82:

  I got this fren, he visited Tasmania b4, fell in love with the place, then after NS, went to Tasmania U to get his degree
  
  i think he also want to be a hermit there
  
  if given a chance, would u guys want to do it too?

  Yah i would do in a finnish forest though
• progene

  7 Aug 05, 22:20

  Yes I wld love to... run a boutique hotel in e national park...n everyday, go fishing, rearin sheep, riding horse....den see beautiful sunrise n sunset....
  
  So relax, n outback!!! so nature!!
• OH-FF

  7 Aug 05, 22:22

  Originally posted by laurence82:

  I got this fren, he visited Tasmania b4, fell in love with the place, then after NS, went to Tasmania U to get his degree
  
  i think he also want to be a hermit there
  
  if given a chance, would u guys want to do it too?

  Yup quality of life is not measured by how much you earn. Is measured by how you want to lead your life.
• BadzMaro

  7 Aug 05, 22:27

  open a casino there and sit back n let the money roll in.Yup.. a hermit living on in his castle.
• Kuali Baba

  7 Aug 05, 22:40

  I don't think I could live a life isolated from the rest of society/the world.
• Ferret

  8 Aug 05, 23:14

  yes oh yes
• browniebaobao

  8 Aug 05, 23:24

  as long as i'll be happy over there, leading the life I want, dun have to worry about money issues, have enough to spend..y not?
• shade343

  8 Aug 05, 23:25

  Hmmm...being a hermit would make spiritual development much more easier
• the Bear

  8 Aug 05, 23:28

  i was a "hermit" for a while.. did nothing much except go to work and come home..
  
  never again... unless...
  
  i find someone i love and loves me back to be a hermit with me
• laurence82

  8 Aug 05, 23:36

  Food for thought
  
  My lecturer is a management consultant, very successful one
  
  He had this client once, who is a Filipino, and is vice president of a company
  
  When my lecturer interviewed him, and asked him what he want to do, within the next few years
  
  the VP just replied he wants to retire and just sit back and relax, and..look at the mountain behind his home everyday, and called it quality of life
  
  my lecturer couldnt understand it
  
  that VP is young, is successful, going to be more successful if he carry on, yet he chooses to retire within the next few years doing nuthing but looking at mountains for the rest of his life
  
  my lecturer is more of career minded, couldnt comprehend why sitting at home watching mountain that doesnt change or move everyday a quality of life
  
  
• ilovemyrolex

  9 Aug 05, 00:33

  I would, but can i still have my computer with broadband connection?
• the Bear

  9 Aug 05, 00:35

  i think cable or satellite with HBO and ESPN would suffice me
  
  and a huge library of books
  
  

  Originally posted by ilovemyrolex:

  I would, but can i still have my computer with broadband connection?

• browniebaobao

  9 Aug 05, 00:36

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  i was a "hermit" for a while.. did nothing much except go to work and come home..
  
  never again... unless...
  
  i find someone i love and loves me back to be a hermit with me

  so sweet leh..
• the Bear

  9 Aug 05, 00:59

  nah.. being selfish... i get her ALL to myself, every minute of every day
  
  

  Originally posted by browniebaobao:

  so sweet leh..

• DeadPoet

  9 Aug 05, 01:04

  Originally posted by laurence82:

  I got this fren, he visited Tasmania b4, fell in love with the place, then after NS, went to Tasmania U to get his degree
  
  i think he also want to be a hermit there
  
  if given a chance, would u guys want to do it too?

  I need to ask my wife first.
• Gackt247

  9 Aug 05, 08:13

  Nah.. something muz really trigger off a humongous breakdown in me to make such a drastic move. But migrating.. why not? Not a very difficult choice to make personally.
• Rhonda

  11 Aug 05, 03:20

  I think I'm a semi-hermit already! *chuckles