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Rain. \u00a0Thanks, weather gods. \u00a0Lightning and thunder and high winds, they scare Rigel and Gertie. \u00a0Rigel tries to bark the thunder away. \u00a0Which, needless to say, increases the noise level some. \u00a0All the veggies got a good soaking, the orchard and the flowers. \u00a0Nice.<\/p>\n
Kate said tonight that her first job was a great fit, wrapping presents at a gift shop. \u00a0She also said she thought medicine fit her, too. \u00a0I surprised myself then by saying, “You know, I don’t think I’ve ever had a job that fit me. \u00a0Not one. \u00a0Except maybe the last 20 years.” \u00a0Writing, being a husband and a father, gardener. \u00a0Sometimes I get exasperated with the boss, but that’s true in every work situation, right? \u00a0(just to be clear. \u00a0le boss est moi)<\/p>\n
Kate thought I might have made a good journalist. \u00a0Maybe. \u00a0Hard to say. \u00a0Strange to look back over my life and realize I never worked (by that I mean, employed specifically for) at anything I really enjoyed. \u00a0I did a lot of things I considered important, good, worthwhile, but that’s not the same, is it?<\/p>\n
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