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In a message dated 1/11/2006 1:31:59 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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A museum professional is *- someone who needs a GOOD sense of humor and not
be a
wet noodle over every serious thing.
A museum professional *- using Museum-List---is a "good thing".
John
It sure is John! Especially since I work independently - I have depended on
this list and my own research a GREAT deal (thank you!). I really do miss not
having another museum professional staff member to consult with...or to
share a quip or two! This list has provided me with plenty of fun and laughter,
which in turn has 'loosened' me up during some stressful times. Many posts
have provoked some deep thought on many issues and levels...that I may not face
on a regular basis, if at all -but may allow me to be prepared if such an
issue/situation arises.
The list shouldn't be impersonal all the time -the 'list' is driven by
technology, but what is written by us, is not computer-generated!
Pam
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