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- Harlequin
- Education, Nomad, Canada
- black and white and read all over.... a nun tumbling down the stairs, a chessboard wrapped around a body, a mime, a muse, a fool most of all..... a perpetual beginner amazed and puzzled curious and captured tormented and calm trusting expression trusting carnal knowledge hopeful about craft learning to yield
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Same reward for bad work.
ReplyDeleteI have found this to indeed be a truism.
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But I suppose it's better than a kick in the arse!
Jon- it is a darned site better than a kick in the arse; and the feeling of fulfillment is beyond compare!
ReplyDeletegerry--spoken like one who knows!!
mr. c.-- i suppose my workplace has betrayed on my interpretation; when does bad work, one does not get asked to do anything else, and some one else gets to clean up the mess. still, if one is the vigilant sort, your statement is right on. thanks.
punch-- yeah, you get it!!
(in my world) there is no reward for any work other than the monetary - the (consultancy)companies I work for don't care for quality - they charge for 'bums on seats'. Their clients are the oil companies who (by definition) are not very bright.
ReplyDeletePisces-- well, that's a lovely atmosphere to be working in! i can relate in some ways; bums in seats are the driving force in higher education as well. hmmm.
ReplyDeletegood thing that you have such an abundance of intriguing work going on in your creative life!
thanks for the visit