It is true, the word on the street is correct, yours truly has picked up a new job and left behind the days of endless callers complaining about countless computer concerns. And unfortunately this new job does not have much to do with alliteration. Indeed, it has much more to do with the c programming language, automated scripts, virtual machines and the like. Although if I could get someone to pay me for alliteration, I think I might be able to rake in a fairly fine fortune.
Just as I was starting this new job, however, there was a CES devotional given by a prominent church leader where he counseled us to not live virtual lives. How awkward.
I think that I am probably o.k., though, since I don't do this for fun (well, only partially)--I'm doing it for money. At least we have good weather this time of year.
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And I think that you don't interact with people for your job. The problem had to do with forget that you actually exist in real life.
This is true. Although, I do interact with my boss over chat daily....and sometimes even with the guys in the cubicle next to me. I suppose it is just too much work to talk out loud.
You need to protect that lovely tenor voice of yours. :)
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