Thank you, Connie.

Sick people need help. Doctors try giving things to help them. I go to doctors places and make sure they do the plan right and have all the right papers. I look at papers that say what the doctor did and how the sick person feels. Then I send that to my job where they find out if it helps the sick people.

Okay, I actually tried the ten-hundred word thing with my job description, and "drug," "medicine," "medication," "pill," and all their plurals are not in their. I would have thought at least "drug" or "pill" would be. So:

When people are sick, sometimes the doctor tells them to take things to make them feel better. Some people write about those things that make sick people feel better. I look at what they write and make sure everyone can understand it.

(Although I suppose I could abbreviate it to: People write things. I look at what they write and make sure everyone can understand it.) (Or: I move words.)

t edit Drug-related job x-post!

Just type your stuff into the text box, and edit until you don't have errors.

Ah. Good tip.

I just searched the list.

I only want to use top ten-hundred words now.

I'm watching a show where US police catch really bad guys who kill many people in a line.

I mean, you spend so much time building your number of words, but why?

Meara:

Layoffs at my workplace begin this morning, and will keep happening through the week. No one from the school had any input into who would be let go - all decisions were made from the Provost's office, based on job descriptions. This is not going to go well.

I feel your pain. Oh, how I feel your pain.

It is like walking into a cold storage unit when you walk into the bank.

Maybe they want to make sure that they have cold cash? (what?)

but why?

Because I need to say "drug"!

Stuff that makes people better!

Stuff that makes people better!

Chocolate and booze, yo. (Which are not among the ten hundred words.)