Highway or Byway?

Every road has a smaller road leading from it. I like to call these roads "paths." And in life you can either take the highway, or you can take the paths. It may not get you where you want to go, but the scenery sure is nice. You discover lots of interesting objects, meet lots of interesting people, and go lots of interesting places you would never have found taking the highway.
Chunk E. Cheese isn't really a highway. It's not really going anywhere. But on my road out of debt a full-time job is really the way to go. My paths are my writing sessions. They aren't exactly a money maker, but more of a trip down different routes. Right now, I just finished a little path about antiques. The next trip I'm going to take requires me to take a walk on the wild side. The clairvoyant side, to be exact. They range from these topics: "horoscope compatibility," "what is clairvoyant," "what is tarot," "what are tarot," "card readings," "what are love spells," "history of psychics," "What is a medium," "What is a Spiritual Healer," "What is clairsentience, and "What is trance mediumship." Fascinating.
Now I don't believe in clarivoyance or spiritual readings of the future, my future depends on whether I can write articles on this topic. I just contracted 20$ for an afternoon's worth of work and want to keep writing with the same contact.
These contacts are helpful as references and to quote your writing experiences. To keep contacts always be as honest as possible and keep your notes polite. Tell them exactly how much you can write and how much you expect to be paid up front to keep you from messy battles further along the line.
As the highway of life goes, I like to take the little paths. They may lead me from my main goal, but would the trip really be worth it without taking the time to smell the roses? Let's taste, touch, see, hear, and smell all that is around us and appreciate it's worth.