http://blog.wgeo.org/2008/04/05/my-unpaid-office-job-probably-yours-too/ Writers Guild of Eastern Oregon Mon, 06 Oct 2008 17:09:12 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 http://blog.wgeo.org/2008/04/05/my-unpaid-office-job-probably-yours-too/#comment-37 Clair Sun, 06 Apr 2008 01:03:27 +0000 http://blog.wgeo.org/2008/04/05/my-unpaid-office-job-probably-yours-too/#comment-37 Well,Linda, Inspired by your thoughts, I just inventoried my own partial office space in the attic room. Three copies of tax documents on the floor to be signed(ours, the feds, and state), Family calendar, my activity calendar,quarterly statements of investments, two bills to be paid, fishing regulations to be read, specifications for contract job to be followed, various items to be incorporated into volunteer presentation for master gardeners, documentation that I am waiting for my analog digital converter box coupon, and at least three other volunteer projects involving multiple documents. This is just on the surface, not the standing wall of books and folders, nor the file cabinet. Paperless office was a cruel joke of an idea, applicable only to people who do nothing but email and cruise the internet. I recycle my paper twice, printing both sides so it is well-used before going to recycling. This is modern life. Get used to it. Anybody want to read some used computer magazines? Clair Well,Linda,
Inspired by your thoughts, I just inventoried my own partial office space in the attic room. Three copies of tax documents on the floor to be signed(ours, the feds, and state), Family calendar, my activity calendar,quarterly statements of investments, two bills to be paid, fishing regulations to be read, specifications for contract job to be followed, various items to be incorporated into volunteer presentation for master gardeners, documentation that I am waiting for my analog digital converter box coupon, and at least three other volunteer projects involving multiple documents. This is just on the surface, not the standing wall of books and folders, nor the file cabinet. Paperless office was a cruel joke of an idea, applicable only to people who do nothing but email and cruise the internet. I recycle my paper twice, printing both sides so it is well-used before going to recycling. This is modern life. Get used to it. Anybody want to read some used computer magazines?
Clair

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