[EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
}- Must be nice to live in a world where you can go jobless and
}- still eat, or else where there are many jobs from which to
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}- choose, and many qualified employees also for every job.
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Yes, this is one of the advantages to living near a large city,
Kansas City to be exact. And exactly the reason I left my
small-town-economically-depressed-since-the-1973-oil-embargo
hometown in Michigan. I *chose* to make a better life for myself
in a place with more opportunities. Anyone else in America is
free to make the same choice. Canada too as far as I know. Last
I knew you all have some quite large and quite lovely cities
there.
}- I'd say you appear to be living a very sheltered life or else
}- are fortunate enough to have alternate resources upon which to
}- rely.
No sheltered life here. I can take care of myself. If by
"alternate resources" you mean a husband and a family, then you
are correct. But I'm quite sure they'd be offended at the
insensitive and politically incorrect way you've refered to them
as "alternate resources." Shame on you.
Boanne
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