Yesterday I opened a piece of mail and thought wow, Emily took great pictures of Beinecke Library the day we were there. But they weren't photographs, they were postcards. She collected the postcards for me while I was busy taking a couple more pictures and then forgot to give them to me. Also inside was a nice little surprise that I needed - a chocolate in the shape of CT with the words "best places to work 2009."
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Yesterday I opened a piece of mail and thought wow, Emily took great pictures of Beinecke Library the day we were there. But they weren't photographs, they were postcards. She collected the postcards for me while I was busy taking a couple more pictures and then forgot to give them to me. Also inside was a nice little surprise that I needed - a chocolate in the shape of CT with the words "best places to work 2009."
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Judging from her handwriting, your friend Emily (I assume that is not her real name) is obviously no writer.
ReplyDeleteGood handwriting doesn't make a good writer. Emily would certainly make a great writer if she was interested, but she's too logical and analytical to deal with the rate of compensation for the time invested to write. She's a computer professional who is very creative, witty and caring, someone I once shared a consulting position with. She handled the PC end of things while I took care of the mainframe. Together we were a very strong team. Ah, but that wasn't enough creativity for me.....so here I am blogging and writing articles.
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