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On Working

February 19, 2007

I'm a guest author today over at No Pasa Nada. Go! Enjoy!

An excerpt:

I worked as an assistant to an elderly man two days a week. My job was to (a) iron his shirts and pants, (b) cook him dinner and (c) vacuum his house. For this he paid me $15 per day. He loved me, naturally, because I’m a good ironer. I love starch. And so did he. It was a match made in heaven, except he was a good 60 years older than me. That didn’t stop Anna Nicole Smith, but I have to draw the line somewhere.

Comments

1

Funny post, as always. You're very lucky you've had such good experiences with jobs. I can't say I've had any that I've truly hated either, but there have definitely been a few I was REALLY glad to be done with. And I'll never wait tables again. Ever.

2

And no pasa nada totally wants to hug you right now. ;-)

Thank you.




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