Do you labor?
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Friday, September 03, 2004
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- Name:Felicia M. Sullivan
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humanity, community, equity, openess, synergy, communication, exploration, ideas, change - these are my passions.
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Well, I am a guy, so it goes without saying that I have never gone into laber. I have to assume you are referred to work. To paraphrase Donna Summer, once said, accompanied by many moans and groans, I work hard for the money. I work even harder at school thought, so I can have a real job, so I don't always have to change the subject when people ask what I do for a living.
My first reaction was to explain that I'm well past the age of childbirth.
Realistically, housecleaning, cooking, and yard work are all types of physical labor.
I will.
Yes. I don't work hard physically, but sometimes I work hard mentally. Right now I'm tracking the source of some fields on a very old report through a flow of three programs. It's very confusing because the programs are not structured and have been patched by several programmers over ten years or more. It's good old-fashioned detective work.
CathieA, 55, Novi, MI
Other than ordinary household chores, I don't have a lot of physical labor in my life. Mental exertion is another question.
Yes.
From Tam:
Everyday, man, every damn day.
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