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On 1-4-2009 4:03, Jim Henderson wrote:
> On Tue, 31 Mar 2009 23:39:00 +0200, andrel wrote:
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>> Reason: it was the final day of my first 20 years of continuous
>> temporary enployment in my hospital.
>
> Congrats! That's a rare thing (at least here in the US anyways) any
> more. We just had a lady retire from our department, <joke>probably the
> first in the company's history </joke="but probably not far off from the
> truth"> in January after 22 years
D*mn, I have been beaten. Well, I am still here, so may be when I add
another couple of years, I can finally get in the Guinness book of records.
> in not only the same company, but essentially the same job, too.
Me too. About 10 years ago I switched departments. From the department
of Medical Physics collaborating with Experimental Cardiology to the
department of Experimental Cardiology collaborating with Medical
Physics. But what I did did not change then, indeed it was in the middle
of a project. I just changed my staffroom and the place where I had
predominantly our weekly discussions.
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