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Re: @ Re: not letting them define us (was Re: occupations?)
At 03:41 PM 7/18/00 GMT, Bruce Lachey wrote:
>I think I used to be able to describe it better, but
>it seems that the "what's your job" question only
>serves to unjustly classify people. Like it or not,
>oftentimes one can learn a profession of someone
>you've been introduced to and then mentally,
>subconciously, 'label' them by job as 'better' or
>'worse' than you. It's a total subconsious thing.
for me it's not a suubconscious thing. i think openly,
"wow, i'd love to have beer on tap in the kitchen and
hear about people putting gineau pigs on the tarmac."
and, "if there's ever an accounting position open
at modal shop, bruce better call me..." :)
>I carefully (ha) picked my vocation after a soul-
>searching year where I realised that my neverending
>quest for CDs and semi-clean carpeting would only
>occur if I (a) stopped going out altogether or (b)
>got a job or jobs that paid some medium greenbacks.
>And (a) won't happen.
carpeting? they told me at the leasing office that
apartments don't come with carpeting. it's standard.
or so they told me.
like butter on a hot biscuit,
Dan
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