mr. fox attends to late business.

[itwasnotso]

A week or so away from these things, and you miss such an absurdly large amount of events. I won't ask for explanations on what passed me by; most of it was, presumably, uninteresting, as long as it involved people beyond my sphere. On my end, I spent the past several workdays fixing obese white men with clogged veins. It was not the most

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[claudiajane]

That sounds terrible, Mr. Reynard. I hope you take a vacation soon!

[itwasnotso]

Have you been finding your way into the apartment all right by yourself?

[claudiajane]

Yeah, no problem at all!

[itwasnotso]

I imagine dogwalking becomes easier with the advent of spring.

[claudiajane]

Definitely! I'm no wimp about the cold, but I can't lie - I'm looking forward to not having to worry about slipping on the ice anymore!

[itwasnotso]

Brave woman for doing it all year long.

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Unless you don't. What do you actually do, CJ, aside from canine perambulations?

[claudiajane]

I do, actually! I mean, that wasn't what I really planned on being, I went to college and everything. But I had a real tough time finding a job in the city, and ended up doing this full time! I make pretty good money doing it, to tell you the truth. It does get a little tiresome at times, though. But I can't complain!

[itwasnotso]

It's certainly a nontraditional career choice, but after all, you profit off our laziness -- which most people possess in spades. I remember hearing garbagemen are surprisingly well-paid. No one wants the job; consequently, the people who do deign to fill the role are rewarded.