We all have our pet peeves. Slow drivers in the fast lane, loud chewers, fascist pussy grabbers in the White House – you know, little irritants. Recently, at a leadership training I was attending (look at me! I’m getting leader-trained and will hopefully learn to only leader outside some day and not on the carpet), we were asked to go around the room and state a pet peeve. It was supposed to be something annoying in the context of a
Some man owes me $517, 248. I don’t care what man signs the check or deposits money in my PayPal account, but I absolutely will not take my payment in Bitcoin. What am I, a wizard? I’ve been working full time since 1978 and wondered just how much money I’ve been screwed out of due to the fact that I have an innie rather than an outie, so I looked it up online. I should have drunk heavily beforehand or
We grow up on a diet of societal rhetoric. From the time we are little, we are dictated to – either outright or through a thousand subliminal daggers to the brain. We are told what to eat, what to wear, who to emulate, what to listen to, what is best for us and what we need (like a hole in the head). And like the good little sheepies we are, we obey orders. We fall into line. We toe the
We all know that real beauty comes from inside, but sometimes a little push from the outside also helps. Here is a guide on how to take a lousy job and use it to improve your looks. You can still use your regular moisturizer though, if you want to accelerate the rejuvenation process. Start by imagining you are over forty. Let’s say you've almost reached the amazing 50s and you decide to take a student job. It's not because you
