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Tag Archives: Excel
From adding machines to cubicles
I wonder what I look like. Each day I sit in a 6 X 6 cubicle at work. I sit near the end of the floor so people walk up from behind me, see the back of my head, read … Continue reading
Posted in Mothers, The 1960s, Uncategorized, Work
Tagged 138 Easton Motel, Adding Machine, Excel, Mothers, Mothers and daughters, Technology, Work
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