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She was a professional model and a restaurant manager before
she became a communications consultant
and system administrator for Fortune 100 companies. She wore
a daisy covered hard hat while supervising the installation of
corporate communication equipment in sky scrapers under construction.
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He was a super-programmer, a systems
analyst, and an application architect for Fortune 100 companies before
he quit the rat-race. He hasn't worn a suit in twenty years. He still
does technical writing and computer network designs for some clients
to help support the business.
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She always wanted to go to Art school.
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He always wanted to be
a publisher.
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They met in a client's office while
working together on different aspects of the same job. They weren't
very interested in each other until they discovered how well they
worked together.
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Now she has a warehouse of art supplies
for dollmaking in her basement and famous doll artists come from all
over the world to teach in the school she founded because she couldn't
afford to travel elsewhere. Her husband supports her business because
it's still too small to support itself.
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Now he has a photo studio, a pre-press computer
system, a scanner, a laser printer, a plate maker, a printing press,
a collating machine, a booklet binder, and his wife's company to sell
the books and patterns he writes, photographs, prints, and publishes
for dollmakers.
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Now they are having the time of their lives,
struggling to help their business survive until it grows up and can
take care of itself.
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