Michael Rigby-Jones wrote:
> But doing your "fun" things for a living can turn them into not so fun
> things IME!

YMMV, but I get pleasure from getting a circuit or a program to do what I 
designed it to do, regardless of whether I do it for work or fun. It's the 
"joy of making things" and the "joy of making things useful to other people" 
that Brooks talked about in the MMM.

I'd be interested to know which fun things turned into not so fun things for 
you, and why you think it happened.

Vitaliy 

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