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Wednesday, April 25, 2007

4.25.07

3 miles on the mill.

Today is Secretary's Day [Administrative Professionals Day]. There, doesn't THAT sound impressive!?!

We will go out for lunch and have the afternoon off. The days of the Sun Dial are llooonnnnggggg gone -- even gone are the days of Red Lobster... I guess the budget doesn't allow for such frivolities as that any more. Today, it will be Cracker Barrel, for which I am still grateful!

However, I feel somewhat guilty going out with the "secretaries". I don't answer phones, take messages, make appointments, get the mail, or any of those other gazillion things that secretaries do. I do very limited filing and that is only for my own personal self -- AND, it's probably a GOOD THING that I do very limited filing because my filing abilities are lacking! I have about 3 different methods of filing and who knows which one I will use today.

Basically, they pay me to sit around and play with Photoshop and Adobe InDesign, and do a few other things, but I never quite feel like I "fit in" with the secretaries, of which I'm not.

But today, I will pretend to be a secretary...

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