Harry Pollard wrote:
Brad,
I've seen "Upstairs and Downstairs".
Apart from it becoming a great hit with Americans, it conclusively
showed that those below the stairs had a great time. I think they got
Wednesday afternoon off as well with no reduction in pay.
[snip]
If it's so good down there that you decide to be one of
them, send me a postcard!
Their physician, Dr. Karl Abraham, in 1907 reported the
case of a woman who exhibited neurotic symptoms because
she felt being a servant was not good enough for her.
Abrfaham lamented that she avoided getting well by
excaping into a better job where she was happier
with her lot in life, instead of working through
her problem and learning to adapt to being a servant.
If you decide to be a pre-WWI Polish Coal Miner,
Dr. Abraham will deny your attempt to weasel out of
your job with a disability claim, too.
Damn the man (and all his ilk)!
Enjoy! (But keep it to yourself, don't try to
share it with me!)
\brad mccormick
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Let your light so shine before men,
that they may see your good works.... (Matt 5:16)
Prove all things; hold fast that which is good. (1 Thes 5:21)
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