less "i dont dream of labour"
more "let me be clear: to call these traditional work values into question is not to claim that work is without value. it is not to deny the necessity of productive activity or to dismiss the likelihood that, as william morris describes it, there might be for all living things 'a pleasure in the exercise of their energies'. it is, rather, to insist that there are other ways to organize and distribute that activity and to remind us that it is also possible to be creative outside the boundaries of work. it is to suggest that there might be a variety of ways to experience the pleasure that we may now find in work, as well as other pleasures that we may wish to discover, cultivate, and enjoy. and it is to remind us that the willingness to live for and through work renders subjects supremely functional for capitalist purposes" (from kathi weeks' the problem with work)
