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	<title>Comments on: WatchTower New England Episode 1</title>
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		<title>By: Jay (void)</title>
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		<dc:creator>Jay (void)</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 10 Nov 2009 02:56:52 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>The last couple of years have been bearable, but not much more.  Construction has a certain element of predictability about it that I&#039;ve appreciated, but with that stability came a certain boredom I hadn&#039;t entirely anticipated.  The calm has been good for me, but it was getting old.

This weekend has been a welcome change of pace.  I mean, I&#039;ve known about the Watchtower for years, but it never seemed like my kind of life.  But when they came knocking on my door (literally) I&#039;ll admit that a bit of cabin fever mixed with some curiosity and the next thing I knew I was pouring over files in the Boston WT building.

I&#039;m a little nervous about the fact that our predecessors at the WT offices vanished without a trace.  On the upside, I&#039;m with some new faces that I feel like I can trust; even though I&#039;m hard pressed to see how they&#039;ll help if it gets rough.

Didn&#039;t expect the girl though.  She&#039;s young and a bit obnoxious but I appreciate that she brings our average age back down to something more reasonable.  The fella at the WT, Carl, must have a couple other people in the wings still, as I think we might be in a little over our heads with all these cases the previous crew left behind.  We could use a few more sets of hands.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The last couple of years have been bearable, but not much more.  Construction has a certain element of predictability about it that I&#8217;ve appreciated, but with that stability came a certain boredom I hadn&#8217;t entirely anticipated.  The calm has been good for me, but it was getting old.</p>
<p>This weekend has been a welcome change of pace.  I mean, I&#8217;ve known about the Watchtower for years, but it never seemed like my kind of life.  But when they came knocking on my door (literally) I&#8217;ll admit that a bit of cabin fever mixed with some curiosity and the next thing I knew I was pouring over files in the Boston WT building.</p>
<p>I&#8217;m a little nervous about the fact that our predecessors at the WT offices vanished without a trace.  On the upside, I&#8217;m with some new faces that I feel like I can trust; even though I&#8217;m hard pressed to see how they&#8217;ll help if it gets rough.</p>
<p>Didn&#8217;t expect the girl though.  She&#8217;s young and a bit obnoxious but I appreciate that she brings our average age back down to something more reasonable.  The fella at the WT, Carl, must have a couple other people in the wings still, as I think we might be in a little over our heads with all these cases the previous crew left behind.  We could use a few more sets of hands.</p>
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