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From: tron@fluke.UUCP (Peter Barbee)
Newsgroups: net.women
Subject: Re: Re: the dark forces
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Date: Fri, 29-Mar-85 16:26:40 EST
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Sophie Quigley writes:
>
>_ "well you know, he doesn't REALLY want to work, but he has to, because of...,
>but all in all, he's still isn't career oriented, so it's ok...."
>
>Does this sound absolutely ridiculous?  well, it is, and so is ...

If truth were known I would spend my days skiing, sailing, bicycling, and just
putzing around.  Much, if not all, of my career orientation comes from the need
to have income (I like spending so much!).  Since I do need to have a job I
might as well do something I like and do it well, hopefully well enough to be
recognized for my efforts and abilities - I don't intend to work hard just to
get ahead.

This doesn't truly reflect on what Sophie said, career is one of those words
that I have a knee-jerk reaction to.

Peter Barbee