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Working Days
Working Days: The Journals of The Grapes of Wrath, 1938-1941 | John Steinbeck
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The novelist records his thoughts, feelings, and experiences during the writing of The grapes of wrath, in this diary of those years
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Working Days: The Journals of The Grapes of Wrath, 1938-1941 | John Steinbeck
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#Solid #QuotsyApr20 @TK-421

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Working Days: The Journals of The Grapes of Wrath, 1938-1941 | John Steinbeck
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1. It's complicated so I'll just say Project Manager in a Rare Books department 🙃
2. Bookseller
3. Waitress (I lasted a week!)
4. Why can't someone just pay me to read all day?! (but my current job is pretty good)
#hellothursday @wanderinglynn

saresmoore I don‘t even know if I‘d make it through the interview process in food service. 6y
wanderinglynn Thanks for playing! 😀 6y
Moray_Reads @saresmoore it's always difficult working with the public but people are particularly awful when there's for involved! 🤯🤬😵 6y
saresmoore Truth! My worst job ever was in hotel reservations at this famous old-money resort hotel. People can be just awful over the phone. So perhaps it‘s food AND lodging that bring out the worst in people? 6y
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