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" Dan&amp;#039;s been interviewing for some new jobs because he hates his current boss. And like a supportive wife, I&amp;#039;ve encouraged him to apply for jobs that may not be in our city, because if it&amp;#039;s a good opportunity, well then, we can talk about it. I always say, &amp;quot;Throw your hat in the ring. If they want you, then we can cross that bridge when we come to it.&amp;quot; So the other night, he&amp;#039;s telling me about this preliminary conversation he had with a headhunter regarding a job in another country (gulp! I think I said city, not country, but alas, we will cross that bridge if we come to it.) &amp;quot;So the headhunter asked me if I had a family and I said, &amp;#039;No,&amp;#039;&amp;quot; Dan tells me, while i&amp;#039;m stirring frozen vegetables, trying to get some kind of dinner together. &amp;quot;What do you mean you said, &amp;#039;no&amp;#039;?&amp;quot; I scolded him. &amp;quot;What am I? Chopped liver?&amp;quot; &amp;quot;You&amp;#039;re my wife, not my family,&amp;quot; Dan said. &amp;quot;A family has kids.&amp;quot; &amp;quot;Well did you tell the head hunter that I was in the picture?&amp;quot; I asked. &amp;quot;Yeah, I told her I was married,&amp;quot; he replied. Well, I was offended. Here Dan doesn&amp;#039;t even speak to his parents and he doesn&amp;#039;t think of me as family. WTF? We are so a family. A little one, yes. But still a family. What do you think? Can a couple be a family? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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