Thursday, October 18, 2012
The day before the layoff
Phrase of the day: "The rain falls on the righteous and the wicked." This was meant to be a thing about blessings, I think, since rain was scarce in that place at that time, and it makes things grow and keeps things alive. In the Midwest, we act like it's a negative: sometimes it pours when you don't have an umbrella, and the rain that's soaking you doesn't care if you're good or bad: it just falls. And that's the thing. Whether you look at this as something about blessings or curses, things happen to people, and you don't get to control them. This is life in a fallen world.
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helplessness,
jobs,
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Are you still employed?
ReplyDeleteYes, I am. For now. : )
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