It has been happening for 10 years at least.
Weird! Although I guess I've seen a lot of weird things from kids in their first office jobs. There is so much they don't know! I realize this is surprising to me because I was "temping" in my parents' offices from the time I was old enough to collate.
I used to pretend I was a secretary, so I really got a lot of "training" because I read all sorts of secretaries' handbooks. I theoretically also know how to use a dictaphone and send telegrams. Unfortunately, I learned to how to be a secretary from the '50's, but I do know my office supplies.
Unfortunately, I learned to how to be a secretary from the '50's, but I do know my office supplies.
Heh. Television from the 1960s made me think all offices had a bar.
Also, before he goes to college, can you make sure he understands the difference between an envelope and a folder?
And that he knows to look up from his cell phone before stepping into the street? Although, by the time he's in college, all the equipment for whatever kids those days use for communication will probably be embedded into their brains or something. (And possibly Brooklyn kids are better at this. The kids at my university are largely rural and suburban, and seem to have no idea that they're supposed to look before crossing the street.)
y'all have probably figured out, but the explosion was far away from me. I do not have any personal connections of people there.
horrible though and it is dominating the news around here.
msbelle, I appreciate the checking in. I didn't think it was nearby, but I also wasn't sure if you'd be down/upwind from all that crap either.
One of our dojo kids moved to the Waco area a year ago (she still has a massive crush on CJ). I logged into CJ's FB this morning to see if she had checked in and was happy to see a post from her.
It is time to lay off on the tragedies world. I know "no one dies today" isn't possible but can we at least aim for that?
Here's some good news for the Tumblr:
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We are about to save two million children.
Good Luck Strix!
Stay safe and dry, Chicagoistas!
Needed to be said again.
Random thing: Did you all know we have a National Cryptologic Museum? [link]
y'all have probably figured out, but the explosion was far away from me. I do not have any personal connections of people there.
msbelle, I'm glad to hear it! I thought you weren't especially nearby, but I'm definitely glad to have you check in and say so.