I assure you I had no qualms doing the same no matter where or when I was. Much to the chagrin of the men in my office, I'm sure.
But dire circumstances often force people to abandon whatever notions they possess about what others should and shouldn't do. Naturally I don't need to tell you that.
Mine as well. I needed to get back to work [ both with the government and Morningstar, ] but I think everyone having some distance, given the disagreements, ended up being a good thing.
And here's to having a bit more distance from it. Are you free to meet after work tomorrow?
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But dire circumstances often force people to abandon whatever notions they possess about what others should and shouldn't do. Naturally I don't need to tell you that.
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I admit that I also expect to be heard. Listened to. It can get on some people's nerves.
[Believe it or not, it's said with a smile.]
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But a drink would be nice.
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Which worked out in my favor, actually.
what is... time...
And here's to having a bit more distance from it. Are you free to meet after work tomorrow?
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[And the risk of frost bite never became more than a joke.]
Which is to say that I'm free until my new job starts. I actually had a start date. So, tomorrow sounds great.
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