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I'm a licensed attorney myself, but you're better at it than I am.Please don't be ashamed. Both my grandfathers were lawyers.* I must have inherited the ability to make absurd things sound plausible.
*no joke
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I'm a licensed attorney myself, but you're better at it than I am.Please don't be ashamed. Both my grandfathers were lawyers.* I must have inherited the ability to make absurd things sound plausible.
*no joke
Hey!Please don't be ashamed. Both my grandfathers were lawyers.* I must have inherited the ability to make absurd things sound plausible.
*no joke
Sorry, Rachel, I should have used a grinning emoticon with a word as strong as "ashamed".Please don't be ashamed. Both my grandfathers were lawyers.* I must have inherited the ability to make absurd things sound plausible.
*no joke
I hear ya, man. I was a theater major. They used to say employers valued the breadth and depth implied by a liberal arts background, and expect to train you in the job-specific stuff themselves anyway.I've got a degree in English literature and history, but I think the greatest implausibility I've ever passed off to myself was the idea that this would be a lucrative route of study.
Nothing wrong, as long as you don't forget to take those colored candies the good men in white gave youI've found a way to stay sane in my isolation! Sock puppets!
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I appreciate the critical thinking skills and the expanded knowledge on how society works and so forth that I garnered from my undergrad but it is unfortunate that the only real direct career path from my major is teaching.I hear ya, man. I was a theater major. They used to say employers valued the breadth and depth implied by a liberal arts background, and expect to train you in the job-specific stuff themselves anyway.
Not to nit pick here, but I'm pretty sure that is a sign you have strayed somewhat far from "sane."I've found a way to stay sane in my isolation! Sock puppets!
I appreciate the critical thinking skills and the expanded knowledge on how society works and so forth that I garnered from my undergrad but it is unfortunate that the only real direct career path from my major is teaching.
Or Soylent Green!Undertaking, that's a secure job with plenty of future job prospectsUnless of course we reach the Brave New World level, where people simple evaporate ....
You don't even need a sock:No computer will ever replace a good sock puppeteer.
Socko and Toedee say you're nuts.Not to nit pick here, but I'm pretty sure that is a sign you have strayed somewhat far from "sane."
I have a habit of talking to myself as a I work, but don’t worry - I’m sure it’s not annoying at all. I am often juggling multiple complicated tasks at once, and I have found that talking myself through them helps me stay on track. If we ever go back to working in offices, I may try talking to a sock puppet instead. Explaining my work to Socky so he can take over if I get hit by a bus or something will seem a lot less odd than talking to myself, right?I've found a way to stay sane in my isolation! Sock puppets!
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Only if the sock puppets are on one's hands, I'd say. If you keep your sock puppets on your feet, I'm sure no one would bat an eye.Not to nit pick here, but I'm pretty sure that is a sign you have strayed somewhat far from "sane."
I hear ya, man. I was a theater major. They used to say employers valued the breadth and depth implied by a liberal arts background, and expect to train you in the job-specific stuff themselves anyway.