We're broke alot of the time, don't have much going for retirement, do good to keep the house from being totally run down, etc, etc...but eight years after leaving my second Fortune 500, Karen and I are more convinced than ever it was the right thing to do. I turned in my resignation letter, in it stating that I didn't "want my life or my son's to wind up like a Harry Chapin song lyric." They had no idea what I was talking about and it validated the decision right away. I know longer have to look in the mirror and wonder, "What the hell happened to ME?".........I've lived several lives, but this is the best.

Spaw