Watching Others Work
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19 responses to “Watching Others Work”
This is a good job… 😉
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Thanks John.
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My favorite occupation. 🙂
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Well, it can certainly be much easier 🙂
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Some years ago my brother hired some workman to replace his dilapidated garden fence. My twin nephews, who were about 7 at the time, placed some garden chairs and acquired some food and drink, so that they could comfortably watch the proceedings.
Even the workman realised that it was innocent and continued with smiles and waves. The rest of us just got the giggles. You can get away with so much at that age without anybody, who is sensible, taking offense. 🙂
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That is a lovely story. Thank you for sharing.
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Well done.
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Thank you.
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Reblogged this on S.O.U.L. S-P-A-C-E and commented:
cool photo!!
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Thank you again for reblogging my picture.
Have a fantastic weekend!
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Never watched others work much. Did the job myself so it’d be done right.
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Well, it depends on the job, I would say 🙂
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Ha, ha, brilliant!
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Thank you, Richard.
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Expert supervision at work!
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Sure, everything has to be in order 🙂
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Interesting photograph. I like the expression on their faces 🙂
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Thank you, again, for your compliments.
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Reblogged this on Maître Renard.
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