Their Rolodex might need an update, though, because it has been more than 20 years since I've been the county sheriff. I don't mind the double S in my name. That was the way the family spelled it up until the generation just before the Civil War, when some of the cousins kept it and others dropped it. My namesake through eight generations was this Virginia soldier who served in the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War:
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At least the spelling of your name is no worse than many of those commenting here or on the LJS web site.
That's pretty good Chief. Almost as good as a certain Police Chief who would put a birthday card in the inter-office mail to me in July, when my birthday was in May. ;)
Guess that shows that nobody is perfect - I addressed you as "Chief". Ha!
At least the director put a stamped birthday card in the mail...I haven't seen anything like that lately......the grass is always greener. Wish we still had a boss that knew all of our names....
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At least you have a boss; an awful lot of people don't even have a job.
I'm pretty sure Cassidy knows my name but he never even looked at me when he met me in the hallway. The new Chef looks at me with that goofy grin but at least he says hello.
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