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At my current job we work with a company in India very closely. The company was started by a woman for women who were out on their own and trying to support their children.
We send manuscripts to them to be converted into designed journal pages. Our exchanges with them are always very warm and polite. […]
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The last time I wrote we did not know the hope that would light up this country through the quiet strong smile of Barack Obama.
The last time I wrote I had just moved to a new home, ended a two-year relationship, and started a new job in a corporate setting. These changes came from […]
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You begin always knowing nothing. You remain forever the amateur, a first-timer. Sure. You might cobble together something akin to a methodology after a while, a working method, a sense of pacing yourself through the season. But that’s about it in terms of the pleasures and wisdom of the veteran.
What makes the worst thing also […]