The 123's and abc's of the how to's on losing important things

are easy enough when you fuddle up a bit, but what about gaining some of it back? It can be difficult enough, given the way some things work and operate. I always stated that people who know how to make money will always be able to make money, but that's not entirely true. I mean you know how, you want to, it's easy enough to, but then something prevents you from doing so, and you can't quite place what it might be. So, does change of environment come into play? If so, is it a statewide change, or entire country?

That's the real question. I'm tired of being broke.

 

things come and go. not a reason to be careless about it. about anything. but when they're gone they're gone, and life goes on.
i've been tired of being broke many times in my life. it proved to be a wall to beat my head against that felt so good when i stopped.

change of environment can be a good thing for its own sake, a source of inspiration and happiness, even when it accomplishes nothing else,
which there's no guarantee that it will.

not everyone is meant to be rich all the time, whatever the incentives of the surrounding culture insist everyone try to pretend.
there's not a damd thing wrong with being poor, or even homeless.

the only thing wrong is for people to be inconsiderate,
no mater how rich, poor, or anything else they might happen to be.

 

Respect goes a longer way than some think. I don't like being poor and to be real never should have been, but then pack rats and the stealers killers and destroyers try to break in where they're unwelcomed. Being a vagabond is cool, being homeless sometimes too. It gets pretty damn cold sometimes.