Open an arcade room in a posh area, with only crane machines, with the difficulty set to the lowest level, find a day off to crouch beside it, and watch a young guy catching his girlfriend's favorite doll to her.
--Kim Joe
There is a line in "100 Days of Farewell", "There is a job in New Zealand, there is a man who, on rainy days, patrols the grasslands in a helicopter. He has to find those sheep that fall on the ground, because their wool absorbs too much water on rainy days, and they will fall on the ground and can't get up. He was going to find those sheep and pick them up one by one and shake them and shake the rain off of them."
Well, that's it.
--Young Ami
Be a letter carrier.
Get up early every day.
Ask for a two-and-a-half-dollar plate of rice noodle and a one-dollar cup of soymilk at the noodle store next to your home. After breakfast, I pedal my bike to the post office and put the morning paper to be distributed today in a package on the back of the bike.
After that, pedaling the bicycle, running up the street and into the alleys. Some newspapers have to be stuffed into people's mailboxes, and some households don't have mailboxes, so they just drop them at the door of that house. Sometimes I would smile and say hello when I met someone who had left the house early to go to work or to buy groceries.
Every day, I meet people who exercise in front of the door and wait for me to deliver the newspaper. Sometimes it's the dog that's waiting to get the paper.
After I finished delivering the paper, I went to my mailbox to pick up the mail. The pieces always pile up the most on Mondays. I took the mail to the post office and started sorting it. The first thing you need to do is to take the mail to the post office and start sorting it out. I order a boxed lunch from a small restaurant in the neighborhood. Then I take a nap for an hour.
In the afternoon, put the letters into the package and start delivering them. Most letters are stuffed into mailboxes or just knocked on doors and handed to people. The few that don't have mailboxes and no one is home, I hand them to the security guard. Some didn't even have a guard, so I slipped it through the door.
Of course, every time, there were people standing directly in front of the door waiting for the letter. Some were parents waiting for letters from their sons in the army, and some were young people waiting for letters from distant lovers. Their eyes lit up when they saw me riding my bicycle. Occasionally, I have to send some packages along. For the small ones, I sent them directly. The big ones, which are sent by registered mail, need to be picked up at home.
In the afternoon, after delivering the mail and returning to the post office, it was still early. I started going through the people who had left their contact information and were interested in subscribing to the newspaper and persuaded them to do so. The first thing you need to do is to get your hands on a new newspaper, and you'll get a 20% discount on the total price. I'm not going to be able to do that, but I'm going to be able to do it.
After a dozen phone calls, two or three were finally willing to subscribe. I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to do this, but I'm going to be able to do it, and I'm going to be able to do it. Then I packed up and pedaled home. --Tokogawa
Astrophysicist.
I want to see my hometown, is everything alright in it.
I'd rather find you and go home together. --Lingering Evil Monk
Want to write useless words, typeset and print them myself, and set up a stand on the side of the road on a summer night, fanning a bushel on one side while waiting for someone with a destiny to buy them.
Want to be a photographer and painter, for all the encounters are photographed and painted, and then assembled into a booklet, with the story of the time, to give to the then he she it.
Want to go wandering ah, with a camera and guitar, go to a lot of places, to like to stop. Just find any job, day by day, day by day, day by day, day by day, day by day, day by day, day by day, day by day, day by day, day by day, day by day, day by day, day by day, day by day, day by day, day by day, day by day, day by day, day by day, day by day, day by day.
I would like to open a restaurant, one wall with photos and the other with books, the sofa should be soft, the lights should be warm, the waitresses should be beautiful and handsome, and there should be a cat named Soymilk and a dog named Milk. In the store, I sell my coffee, my wine, the drinks I've been thinking of inventing for a long time, the Chinese and Western dishes I cook myself, and by the way, I also sell my paintings, my photographs, my words, my poems, and I give them away too.
The name of the restaurant has not yet been thought of.
The restaurant will be my tavern after nightfall, and I will give you wine to drink, I don't know if you will come or not.
I would like to open a used bookstore to be a book seller, one by one after reading the book to be placed on the shelf, write a long long recommended words with a convenient clip on the side of the support.
The bookstore should have a refrigerator full of juice and vodka.
There should also be a lounge chair with a fan, two mixed drinks, and when you're slightly tipsy, you can drag your customers around and talk about ridiculous things.
Want to be a farmer, want to go back to the mountains.
Planting a large area of vegetables, raising some chickens and ducks, a few peach trees blossomed in the spring on the back mountain, and the leaves rustled in the bamboo forest.
I have a big house, if you want to come over for a vacation, we drink and write and play chess and read and play the zither together.
Want to be a monk, want to live in the temple.
Sweeping the floor in the morning and listening to the sutra, and lying under the big tree for the whole fragrant afternoon.
Chopping wood, fetching water, washing vegetables, cooking, and brushing shoulders with visitors with a smile on their face, Amitabha Buddha.
Like a child, like a Bodhisattva, like a smooth stone ah.
It's like that, just like that.
Even if I have so much to think about today, I will gradually and gradually approach my ideal life year by year.
An absurd and wasted life.
--Akyung
I often think that if one day I am free in wealth and time, and have not suffered any calamity or illness, I will remove the shackles of a suit, leave aside the pomp and circumstance of Burberry Prada, throw away the labor of a cell phone and computer, wear a dirty braid, a jacket, hold an organ, hold a steel bowl, and go to Europe and come and go. The first is to go to the subway or parks and squares in Europe where people come and go, and play a song for these bustling, coming and going passers-by, and then look at the world in all shapes and sizes, it's just a dream of a floating life, and the years are gilded.
--Hannibal Lecter
Serious and serious type
Still doing architects, the project volume is reduced by four-fifths, but each project is done fine, from the program to the fine structure to the staring construction. --Wang Chichih
Being an incomparable Chinese medicine doctor.
Will be internal boxing, acupuncture and massage soup medicine surgery what are very powerful, check just look and smell, can be medicine to the disease, wonderful hands back to spring kind of.
Open a very small clinic, the consultation fee is very cheap, Sunday to Wednesday business, Thursday clinic, Friday and Saturday rest.
It must be a great pleasure to heal people and bring them back to health.
--Murong Yujing
Police on patrol.
Then know everyone in the precinct, every day to help the old lady across the street; talk to the roadside vendors; anyone who has anything to do with the family can find me to help; in my precinct inside all people are very good and kind; never what theft, robbery, rape, gambling, prostitution and other behaviors, all are very friendly.
Motorcycles are best when you can choose and buy them yourself, so I'll take Ducati's Monster 821.
If it's like the question says, then there's no such thing as a job, it can all be categorized as hobbies.
Then my interests would be to experience a variety of different jobs, to do more if I'm good at them, and to give up if I'm not; to work longer if they're interesting, and to throw them away if they're not.
So it's hard to say what will become of me. Because there are too many things that haven't been tried yet.
--Sun Zhichao
High school teacher.
It has always been felt that high school is the most balanced stage in terms of intellectual curiosity and maturity, where there is a certain degree of independent thinking, as well as a great deal of possibility and potential. A good high school teacher can change a student's destiny in a big way, never just in terms of college entrance exam scores, but also in terms of interest in the subject, enthusiasm for learning, and attitude toward life. At the same time, living in a crowd of youthful students every day probably makes you a lot younger.
There is probably nothing more gratifying than seeing my own students get their names on the list. I'm afraid that, apart from movie superheroes, teachers are the closest thing to that description.
--Gao Tian
Purely YA type
Would most like to be a dim king ......
Getting a good number of women to play games with the palace every day; going to the mountains to hunt rabbits every now and then.
Get some poets to write acidic poems every day, and they all have to sign my name; squeeze the cabinet ministers every day, and the words I write wrong will be counted as passages in the future.
It's not like you can't beat me up for not going to court, so you can't do anything about it.
These are the most important things that you can do for your business, and they are the most important things that you can do for your business.
--Scottewanckigham
Scottewanckigham is a mountain bandit who works casual and passionate hours, retires to protect the mountain, advances to fight for the world, and splits the girls regularly.
--Hexian
Didn't anyone say Maoshan Taoist?
--Haoyu Wang
Summer at the entrance to the university town set up a spicy hot pot stall, the selection of food table adjusted low and big.
Whenever a freshly showered, fragrant and flushed girl in a baggy T-shirt comes to me, I sneakily place the meat farther away from her as she leans over to choose her food.
And I watch her from across the table, my face glistening with the oil of wisdom. --Joski
Runs a kiosk in a residential neighborhood.
Watch dramas, eat snacks from the store, and collect money every day. --Coconut Yes
Gag type
I want to be Gao Xiaosong, reading all kinds of cultural books all day long, doing programs, researching music and movies, and then going around to poems and faraway places, fooling all you literary youngsters. And I guess there's money and dignity too, the only problem is that it's a job I can't do.
--AreYouKiddingMe
Going to be a shill for the comedian ......
Clap if you're happy, get high if you're not... ...anyway, do not pay for tickets ......
Thieves or beggars
Nothing, long so big never experienced ...... just want to experience once, I guess the world has a heart and no guts more than just me ......
Going to school and ringing the bell
It's a few minutes early if you're happy, and a few seconds late if you're not...... and then watch the kids come out in a tidal wave......
The cafeteria window to beat the food and vegetables master
Can scorn the whole school of young fresh meat hungry eyes ...... I do not inappropriately appearance association, called auntie's a law of meat shaking off!
Going to be a square dance leader
Equal to master the economic lifelines of several nearby neighborhoods ...... casually build a group, minutes into the regional agent ......
Contracting fish ponds
Fascinated by Zhang Han's emoticon bag Touched ...... future can pretend to my man ......
Sell small wontons
To a large pot of filling mechanical package wontons more healing ah, head are put empty ... ...
Selling handmade wooden swords
When I was a kid, I used a small stick to carve swords very well, and when I used sandpaper to polish them, I blinded my brother and them ...... er, I can rely on this craft to live ......
Massage
Selling handmade wooden swords
When I was a kid, I used a small stick to carve swords very well. p>
Massage
The serious kind, because including my parents say that my hands are quite strong, I also quite like to give others a shoulder pinch, I think the polishing, is a good seedling ......
Carve the seal
Simply like, the carving is very bad ... ...I could carve every day if I didn't think about income
Selling ice cream
Really a childhood dream! Having boxes of egg rolls was awesome! I'm the only one who's looking at the ice cream when it's being topped off ......!
Going to practice some kind of art
Fulfilling my middle-aged fantasies of seeing if the supernatural can eventually happen to me.
Selling rice
Because my hometown produces rice, and every time I go to the supermarket I'll be scratching around in the rice, if I have a warehouse of rice, haha, I'm going to roll around in it~
Barber
Spitting to the barber, too many times I've finished cutting my head and looked at the barber and thought to myself, "This kind of comprehension and the level of these scissors can make a living. level can make a living, if I learn to learn ......"
Body of skill sweeping big sister
This, belonging to the sweeping monks like a series of loading ...... estimate that I have to brew accumulation of a thirty year ...... one day on the road to regulate a dispute or something~
Selling books
Middle school dream , tell me a story , according to the story I give you a discount it~
Housewife
I think that without taking into account the income, I'm sure that I will be at home happily raising flowers cooking and reading books to get some The odd hobby, every day let my husband and children coax me to play ~
Security guard
Nothing neighborhood around, tired of video look, quite good. And I'm a night owl ...... screaming skills full point ...... also a little witty it ~
Writing scripts
Energy due to ...... self-indulgence is also good ~
Actually, I'm pretty easily satisfied with myself nowadays, so I can't say that any of this will come true~
--Anonymous user
Calm and rational
I have very serious thinking.
But I've realized that there is no job that is easier than the one I have now ......
--Wandering Toad
The one who knocks on the seal at the marriage registry of the Civil Affairs Bureau.
--Edison Chen
Spring: volunteer to protect wild giraffes; summer: Pacific Ocean trash cleaner; fall: captain of a humpback whale migration convoy; winter: anti-poaching security officer in the Daxinganling.