See? Here’s proof. <\/p>\n
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<\/center><\/p>\nSo I watched them put a bit of that together. I saw the lady that works at the local deli. She hadn’t been there the last two times I’d visited. <\/p>\n
I thought you’d moved on,<\/em> I said. <\/p>\n “No, I’ll never get away. Unless it is to start my own place, Liz’s. We’d have banana pudding and red velvet cake. That’s what the people here always make me bring to the potlucks.”<\/p>\n I promised I’d show up twice a week if she did that.<\/p>\n Watched part of the vice-presidential debate, but on mute because, as the rest of the world just learned, Vice President Biden says a lot more with his body than his mouth.<\/p>\n Had a very nice talk with the editor of the paper. She is a smart, driven young woman. Quiet at first, but vividly funny. She aspires to be a photographer<\/a>, and is very talented. She’s worked for me for three years now, and our department is fortunate to have her. <\/p>\n We have a lot of students like that. Seems like we’re always saying that of someone. “We’re fortunate to have a lady like that in the program” or “We’re going to flunk him so he has to stay another year.”<\/p>\n She runs the paper much like an executive, setting the course and letting the staff do their work. And they’ve come along nicely in a short time. So now I’m going to challenge them to work even harder, make something even better. They are conscientious and diligent and I believe they will soon be making something they are really proud of. <\/p>\n Tonight she asked me what I thought they could do. Now she has a list. And probably regrets asking that question.<\/p>\n But we also discuss things like coning.<\/p>\n