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Silly me, I did as I was told

I was born and raised in Columbus, Georgia. I graduated high school with some of the same people I went to kindergarten with and in my teens I couldn't go anywhere in town without running into people I knew, even though it's not a small town. After two decades traveling the world as a military wife, I got divorced and went home to Columbus and got my first full-time job at like age 41 at the largest civilian employer in town, Aflac. They were founded in Columbus, Georgia by three brothers a decade before I was born and touring the Aflac Tower was a standard school field trip when I was a kid. (It's the only skyscraper in town.) In Orientation at my new job, one of the presenters was someone I went to high school with. Not long after I started working, the company Newsletter or something congratulated a childhood friend of mine for 25 years service and I emailed her and we caught up. At some point, the boss of my boss's boss was a gal I went to high school with. So I gen

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