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What can you learn from maintenance work

what can you learn from maintenance work


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Glass sculpture, Chihuly at Grant's Farm; http://www.chihuly.com

Victims of circumstance owe it to fate. Victims of choice owe it to themselves.

I have learned that most maintenance work stems directly from failure to apply appropriate maintenance methods in a timely fashion.

You also learn to to fix whatever it is that is broken.

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Posted 2009-11-14T06:01:57Z
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You can learn the value of a job well done.
Posted 2009-11-15T11:36:12Z
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As an organizer I learn alot about people, their likes and dislikes and what impels them to keep the things they keep.  My kind of maintenance is helpful and rewarding when I see their faces with all their keepsakes and belongs in order, displayed in an appealing way and their space is functional again. That's the value of my job well done. MB  
Posted 2009-11-21T14:21:08Z
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