Hello Gents, I have been away from this forum for quite a while, life's been good, but right now there is something I would really like to discuss with my fellow RVFers.
Some probably have read the Dirk Pitt adventure books written by Clive Cussler. Dirk Pitt is basically a marine engineer, fit, handsome, good with the girls, does what he love, collects old cars. He is not rich, but travels a lot and goes on many adventures to far distant and unknown places, he is not stuck in a 9-5 job sitting on a computer. You could say he is like some sort of Indiana Jones, but maybe more exaggerated.
I am Computer Systems Engineer, right now doing my Masters, and although I do plan on finishing Masters, I seriously do not want to go to a 9-5 job sitting on a computer working on a huge company, despite the fact that I actually like coding and programming, and I am pretty good at it. I know this has been discussed countless of times here before.
What I am getting at, (and the people who have read Clive Cussler will know) is, is this Dirk Pitt lifestyle real as it appears to be? Is it attainable? Is there somebody here who is living this way or at least a bit like it?
Sometimes I wished I would have become an archeologist or marine biologist, or marine engineers? These are the kind of experiences from RVFers that I want to hear about.
Some probably have read the Dirk Pitt adventure books written by Clive Cussler. Dirk Pitt is basically a marine engineer, fit, handsome, good with the girls, does what he love, collects old cars. He is not rich, but travels a lot and goes on many adventures to far distant and unknown places, he is not stuck in a 9-5 job sitting on a computer. You could say he is like some sort of Indiana Jones, but maybe more exaggerated.
I am Computer Systems Engineer, right now doing my Masters, and although I do plan on finishing Masters, I seriously do not want to go to a 9-5 job sitting on a computer working on a huge company, despite the fact that I actually like coding and programming, and I am pretty good at it. I know this has been discussed countless of times here before.
What I am getting at, (and the people who have read Clive Cussler will know) is, is this Dirk Pitt lifestyle real as it appears to be? Is it attainable? Is there somebody here who is living this way or at least a bit like it?
Sometimes I wished I would have become an archeologist or marine biologist, or marine engineers? These are the kind of experiences from RVFers that I want to hear about.