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How are you doing now?
Hanging in there. I’m literally watching someone sleep. Contemplating a nap here as well.
How’s life treating you?
I've been doing good but slow due to the holidays.
Work is slow, you mean? What do you do?
I work in a branch of the local news or town law that registers and highlights peoples' good deeds and contributions (think criminal records in reverse).
That sounds fun, unless you don’t have many good deeds :)
That's the nice part about the whole thing, that there is some faith in the idea that there is potential good in everyone, in such a way that counters the intended idea of criminal records that unceasing shame deserves to be applied to those who do wrong. A large percentage of clients are people with quasi-ruined lives and we challenge that.
We need more of this in the world!