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Topic: Which is more appealing?
singmesweet Joined Mon 07/28/08 Posts: 26661	Fri 03/30/12 06:17 AM
A life of leisure, or a life of accomplishment? Why?

Ruth34611 Joined Sat 08/02/08 Posts: 32401	Fri 03/30/12 06:47 AM
Well, living a life of leisure would be quite an accomplishment.

wux Joined Wed 07/29/09 Posts: 7426	Fri 03/30/12 06:55 AM
Well, living a life of leisure would be quite an accomplishment. So... which is more appealing? The life of leisure, or the accomplishment of a life of leisure? They can't be equally appealing, unless they are.

Ruth34611 Joined Sat 08/02/08 Posts: 32401	Fri 03/30/12 06:58 AM
Well, living a life of leisure would be quite an accomplishment. So... which is more appealing? The life of leisure, or the accomplishment of a life of leisure? They can't be equally appealing, unless they are. They are equally appealing.

soufiehere Joined Sat 10/24/09 Posts: 45421	Fri 03/30/12 07:16 AM
A life of leisure, or a life of accomplishment? Why? I am going to have to go with a life of leisure after a life of accomplishments :-) 'For everything, there is a season..'

wux Joined Wed 07/29/09 Posts: 7426	Fri 03/30/12 07:18 AM Edited by wux on Fri 03/30/12 07:19 AM
'For everything, there is a season..' Who wrote that song? I can't remember, although I spent half the morning trying to put my finger on which country singer came up with that line. Or maybe I've heard it from some RAPper. The grim rapper.

wux Joined Wed 07/29/09 Posts: 7426	Fri 03/30/12 07:19 AM
Well, living a life of leisure would be quite an accomplishment. So... which is more appealing? The life of leisure, or the accomplishment of a life of leisure? They can't be equally appealing, unless they are. They are equally appealing. Thank you.

wolfchic Joined Wed 09/26/07 Posts: 8036	Fri 03/30/12 07:43 AM
A life of leisure, or a life of accomplishment? Why? I am going to have to go with a life of leisure after a life of accomplishments :-) 'For everything, there is a season..' I totaly agree!

Spidercmb Joined Fri 04/27/07 Posts: 13137	Fri 03/30/12 08:05 AM
Give me a hammock under a couple shady trees, a warm breeze, a good book and a good woman laying next to me.

Spidercmb Joined Fri 04/27/07 Posts: 13137	Fri 03/30/12 08:05 AM
Well, living a life of leisure would be quite an accomplishment.

pyxxie13 Joined Wed 09/28/11 Posts: 3835	Fri 03/30/12 08:59 AM
A life of leisure may get boring after about a month for me.

Godiva Joined Tue 12/09/08 Posts: 5330	Fri 03/30/12 09:03 AM
A life of accomplishment. I can always look back on accomplishment with pride. Not so much with leisure. Not to say having both would not be great. But we already have enough reward without accomplishment out there as is. Ask me again in 30 years or so after I have accomplished everything.

singmesweet Joined Mon 07/28/08 Posts: 26661	Fri 03/30/12 09:50 AM
I'd have to go with a life of accomplishment with leisure mixed in.

LexFonteyne Joined Thu 12/07/06 Posts: 32131	Fri 03/30/12 10:54 AM
Accomplishment. I'll have plenty of time for leisure when I'm dead.

oldhippie1952 Joined Mon 03/14/11 Posts: 22693	Fri 03/30/12 04:01 PM
Accomplishment. I get bored with leisure.

Totage Joined Sat 10/13/07 Posts: 24210	Fri 03/30/12 04:05 PM
A life of leisure, or a life of accomplishment? Why? Depends on what one wants out of life.

singmesweet Joined Mon 07/28/08 Posts: 26661	Fri 03/30/12 04:06 PM
A life of leisure, or a life of accomplishment? Why? Depends on what one wants out of life. It's about what YOU want.

Ghostrider2u Joined Thu 05/17/07 Posts: 6953	Fri 03/30/12 04:07 PM Edited by Ghostrider2u on Fri 03/30/12 04:08 PM
I want a life of leisure...... I admire and respect a life of accomplishment!! After I am dead........ I would prefer they say I lived the latter!!!!

Totage Joined Sat 10/13/07 Posts: 24210	Fri 03/30/12 04:09 PM
Neither, true happiness remains elusive in both.

singmesweet Joined Mon 07/28/08 Posts: 26661	Fri 03/30/12 04:11 PM
Neither, true happiness remains elusive in both. I was asking which was more appealing, not which equaled true happiness.