Clubs

SPADES (labor and career)

2: What was your first job?  Um, farm labor at my parents’? Psh! That’s a real job!

3: How much did you make?  I was more of a sharecropper. I worked on the farm and they fed me and gave me a place to sleep.

4: What was your favorite job? The farm . . .

5: Why did you leave it?  It was necessary in order to pursue my education in accounting.

6: Did you further your education after high school?  I’m in the process.

7: What did you study?  Um, accounting.

8: What is your current job?  I live off my parents.

9: How long have you been doing your job?  21 years.

Er, this is missing a question. Anyway.
 
J: What do you plan to eventually do?  I don’t know, my collegiate objective is to become a Tax Accountant, though I often question if that’s what I’ll actually end up doing.

Q: If money were no object, what would you do?  I’d do something where I could provide my opinion on a completely meaningless subject. Probably a movie reviewer.

K: What’s the hardest thing you’ve ever done?  Go to school from, um, 7th to 12th grade.

A: What’s the hardest thing you’ve ever done, purely out of kindness?  This is a tough question – I suppose I’ve been inconvenienced by kindness before, but I don’t know that I’ve really done anything all that hard. Being kind isn’t hard to me. Being necessarily unkind in order to stand up for yourself – that’s harder for me.
 
Ok, we’ll wrap this up tomorrow and then maybe I can give a go at writing real entries again without being quite so pitiful. Until then.