STUCK

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STUCK 

Deluge of emails, meaningless meetings and zombied existence.
I am not complaining.  It pays my bills and takes care of my mortgage.
But every once in a while I cannot help when that inner spirit rears its head and asks me ....
Being stuck in a rut  ... is it worth wasting a lifetime just so you pay your mortgage !!!         





This post is part of the 31days five minute free write. 
Today's prompt is STUCK . 



I am participating in Write Tribe - pro blogger October challenge 

Comments

  1. Mohan Kannan8:54 AM

    Get out of the mortgage - and then you are unstuck (financially) !

    who says you need to have an own home in this world - to hell with them. The world is so huge, and there are so many places to live !

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