pensive

this post was suppose to be sharing with you my thoughts on the many crafting business tips super talent jenny hart has so generously shared through venus magazine, but i guess i'll do that up later...
have a friend over now, he's waiting for me very patiently (and amusing himself with my bandit the racoon, could you please stop harassing him, tsk.) to finish up work so we can go for lunch. j, who has his business in indonesia, just commented, "wonder what will happen if i decided to just stopped doing what i was doing now and pull out from indonesia, move back home. i don't think i could do that to my workers at this stage, what will they do? i feel like i owe them, for going through the starting stages and difficult periods with me, ya know what i mean?"

i know just exactly what you mean. and i feel exactly the same way too.
my mum once told me, she wasn't working so much for the money now, than it is to help her friends and employees stay employed.
life goes on i guess, but not for many people in different countries and situations..