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Recipe for Fudgy Brownie Cookies at Life's Ambrosia

Sun, 21 Jun 2009 17:45:04 -0700

Too rich? That just isn't possible when you talk chocolate or $!!!YummmY

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Mon, 25 Aug 2008 16:28:09 -0700

somebody finally got it right

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Thu, 21 Aug 2008 18:53:46 -0700

How To Tell If You're A Flaky Employee

by James Darnell

Being a flaky employee is not such a mystery. If you are one, you probably already know it, without someone pointing it out to you. You come into work, just barely on time. You tend to take a lot more bathroom breaks than someone with a normal sized bladder. Your need to hit the water-cooler is second only to the dying man in the dessert searching for an oasis.
The work performance becomes (or always has been) something that you give little thought to. you figure that if you got it done...sort of on time, that should be good enough. Helping others with their projects is out of the question. You are either too busy or no one can find you to even ask for help. Chances are you are in the bathroom at the time. As a flaky employee you are probably the one that complains the most about not having enough vacation time. Never getting that raise or promotion that you feel you are qualified for. For the life of you, you can't understand why no one ever asks you to join them for lunch or an after work drink. You figure that they are a bunch of snobs and that you are better off without their company anyway.

The mere mention of working over-time send shivers up your spine. When the unthinkable happens and you are forced to stay late, you become moody and feel like everyone is against you. You scribble your anger on the bathroom wall during one of your many ventures there. As the work is being handed out, you begin to formulate all the excuses as to why it could not be completed in the time-frame set forth. With the exception of an Act of God, you prepare your defense for handing everything in late or at the very least incomplete.
Your desk is a mess and the chaos can only be understood by someone studying quantum physics or a mental patient. You lose much of the notes and phone messages in the ever-growing sprawl that was once a work area. You will of course blame it on the fact that you either never got the message or that you were out that day. Chances are you were getting a drink or getting rid of all that water in the bathroom. In any case, the fault is not yours and was caused by someone else's over-sight.
Eventually you will of course get fired. not because you production is low or that your sense of teamwork is not even a afterthought, it is because all the managers and the people that you work for cannot possibly understand your depth and vast talents. As you clean out your desk, you will certainly take the stapler and as many pens and paper clips as you can find. After your last trip to the bathroom (ah memories) you head out and wonder what lucky company will sweep you up next. All the while thinking how to polish up your resume that you have your buddy write for you.

DESKTOPOGRAPHY

Sat, 14 Jun 2008 10:21:46 -0700

Great site and wonderful inspiring pictures

slightlywarped.coms Amazing Images

Sun, 08 Jun 2008 06:36:20 -0700

from page: In those few places in the Earth where the ground opens and rock flows like water, we find a sight so breathtaking in both its beauty and its danger that it holds us captivated at the raw unsurging power beneath our feet.

Not Always Right | Funny & Stupid Customer Quotes

Tue, 03 Jun 2008 08:54:13 -0700

The smartest and dumbest animal on the planet

OwenKelly.net & Blog Archive & Dalai Lama's 18 rules for living

Mon, 02 Jun 2008 22:11:37 -0700

From the page: "When you lose, dont lose the lesson"

BrainyQuote

Tue, 27 May 2008 13:22:26 -0700

Words to live by....sorta.

SofieFaulkners blog - StumbleUpon

Fri, 09 May 2008 06:53:45 -0700

Loved the bolgs, well the ones I have gotten thru so far. The pics that you have collected are very cool as well. I understand alot of what you are trying to say and your passion certainly follows the words you write. I will return often. Good job on this page and al the links therein.

http://lostinthawt.stumbleupon.com/review/20601654/

Mon, 28 Apr 2008 12:48:04 -0700

Did you ever miss a step? Timing was just a bit off? There you were, just going thru your given life and...Wham!..next thing you know, everything is off-kilter. Where did you go wrong? What part of the delicate balance of life's strands did you unknowingly unravel, you ask yourself.

True, life binds everything within it. All actions really DO have an opposite and equally powerful reaction. We can plan our lives as detailed as we like, but there are many variables that intersect with these same plans. The colors and hues of our picture of our life is constantly mingled with others and traces of them will always reside, in a small but important way, in the streams of who we are.

So, you may wonder, "Am I powerless in my own life to direct it in the path I wish to go?", of course not. That would not be a life. It would be a program with a preset outcome. How fun would that be?

But being aware that what we do in the here and now, will affect another here and now that we will be in, in the future. Again this does not solidify the outcomes that we would always wish for, but it will keep our vision much clearer and our expectations more realistic and grounded.