alan smith wrote:

>wish I was that close....nuther 25 years for me to generate a retirement income
>   
>  Like I tell my wife.....one day, be nice to take a job...do it for 3 or 4 weeks....go on a vacation.....recover from the vacation....then do another job....
>  
>
Being an engineer has not been lucrative. I have always made more money 
shooting craps and playing Texas Hold'm poker than I ever
made as an engineer, no matter how large the contract was.

Engineering is not a high-paying profession.. but it has the rewards of 
a job well done.

Have your wife become an RN. THAT'S a high-paying profession. Mine is.

--Bob.




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