Tuesday, June 18, 2019
Another point against
As a general rule at work, a baseline so to speak, I fool around. I consider it my main job. But I like to punctuate that fooling around with occasional bouts of hard work. It's just to keep a hand in, or for self respect, or out of necessity and commitment to the institution, or to avoid trouble, or to make the time pass, or even simply to flex my library worker muscles. But the thing that never fails to surprise me when I launch in on a bit of vigorous work is just how crappy and in messed up shape everything is around here.
What I want to know is:
What are all these people who appear to be working all the time actually doing?
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Check their resumes for acting school or related experience. Sounds as if some of them may be quite talented thespians.
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure. I think faking work might be an ancient human trait, as common talk of the weather.
DeleteYes, that is likelier.
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