In a message to All, Barb Jernigan  wrote:

BJ> one of the reasons co-worker fraternization is usually frowned upon.
BJ> The trouble is, when you spend all your waking hours at work, how do
BJ> you meet anyone?

A couple of weeks ago I saw an interview with some arbiter of manners and
mores -- forgotten who -- who was saying just that.  She said that with
people working long hours, bringing work home, and always being "on
the job" at the whim of a pager or cell phone, that the old stricture
on mixing work and romance was now obsolete.


       N'a pale pi ta,
           Rachel

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