
Emily's #9 was borne of her conviction that she would be especially poorly-suited for any job that required a lot of grip strength. Note that she selected this over such seeming winning suggestions as "Cruise Director" and "Debutante Party Planner."
welcome! jeremy freese is a professor in sociology at northwestern university. he finds blogging to be a good diversion from insomnia and a far better use of time than television.
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don't you think jeremy would make an awful lifeguard? especially a beach lifeguard. how many people would die on his watch? besides, i doubt the germans would like him well enough...
how come no one cares about the jobs we shouldn't have? if no one else comments, i am going to apply for one of them, and i encourage you to do the same, jeremy.
life-guarding rocks
Come to think about it, the "professor" job description does seem to have some elements of day-care center worker, car salesman, funeral-home director, (not necessarily pain-free) dentist, and umpire.
I think that #5 for both would be the most entertaining to observe. I foresee extensive character development via flashbacks in the JFW film. jlp
When you find the person for whom sherpa WOULD be a well-suited career, please give him/her my name and phone number. Motherhood is killing my back with all of the stuff I have to carry around, and that DOESN'T include the baby!
it isn't called day care anymore.
we call it a child care provider or better yet, an early care and education teacher.
Please note that neither of you said you couldn't be a whore. Hmmm....
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