Depends on which trade if you can get paid well. Plus I believe there’s a lot to be said about living within your means and being happy with a good basic life. (Or perhaps I’m just self blinded). I just look around at my age and truly see that money doesn’t buy happiness.

For too long going to college was pushed too hard. Not enough people in the trades. I love my trade work, going to retire in a few years though.

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Maybe some NPR podcasts? Like 1A? But most of NPR podcasts are closer to an hour. Still like them though.

I’m a frequent listener. I enjoyed the episode. Got me thinking how I can begin replacing some of my food choices. Perhaps those missing topics you mentioned could be for another episode?

Because America is governed by Big Corporations

Love the pilots flight suit! Very high tech and armored looking.

I love tea. I love dragons. Wow, I love your tea dragons!

Nice! I’ve heard it but don’t recall the title.

Eh. That’s democracy. Let’s just keep on keepin’ on.

Well it’s part of NPRs Lifekit: basic life skills and information. I like it!

Ug! I agree but it’s been a difficult subject for me. I can sense proper grammar but couldn’t explain why it is so. Things like Past Preemptive Participle and Future Flipped Adverbs always put me in a tailspin! 😆

There’s just too many podcasts. Choice overload for me. (Glad they’re here for others though). I just listen to NPR and call it a day.

Younger Brits: low respect for things classic and traditional.

I really want to read Stephen King, but don’t know which to read as my first. Of those you’ve read, what would recommend as a good first King novel?

I blame the schools and teachers who never taught me critical thinking. I’ve tried. Still trying.