My boss is a dumb ass…
Okay, I don’t want to sound like every other disgruntled employee and rant about my boss, but sometimes it is hard to hold back the large sense of disappointment that runs within. You’d think the person who runs her own company would have good enough sense to know that you should always pay your employees on time. it takes three days after payday for anyone at the office to get paid. I don’t understand why the employees don’t gather and plan her demise.
I all fairness, she is a kind woman, even generous at times. But it irks me that the woman does not know how her e-mail works, let alone how direct deposit functions. It’ll be easy for me to blame it on the fact that her business is falling apart; I know it for a fact, but she is in denial. It will be interesting to see the other employees’ faces when they find out they are going to have to seek employment elsewhere. As for me, the trek has begun.
I love Lil Bush
As far as television goes, there are very few shows that are worth the time. Most of my time is spent reading or watching a soccer game. But I’ve found “Lil Bush” to be a pleasure worth having. The show does not hold back from any issues, and the title character is as senseless and demonic as the person he is named after. It’s amazing if you look at the fact that Lil Bush was once a luxury for Amp’d mobile’s customers to download. Too bad the wireless company did not last as long as it’s most popular program. That the cutthroat world of business for you.
Must Read
If you haven’t already, you should go and pick up a copy of Paolo Coelho’s book: The Witch of Portobello. There isn’t one single reason why you should go pick up the book. The author writes the story from different points of view, as a sort of collection ala Faulkner’s As I Lay Dying.
I loved the fact that the main character in this book is shown in a very honest and direct fashion. Rather than have the storytellers show the character in a loving manner, they show her as a deceptive and opportunist person, which I gather was the author’s wish as he wrote the story.
You don’t have to be an avid reader to know about Paolo Coelho’s work. And if you haven’t read any of his other works, I definitely suggest you grab The Alchemist and The Zahir to familiarize your self with him.
That’s all for now…
Okay, I don’t want to sound like every other disgruntled employee and rant about my boss, but sometimes it is hard to hold back the large sense of disappointment that runs within. You’d think the person who runs her own company would have good enough sense to know that you should always pay your employees on time. it takes three days after payday for anyone at the office to get paid. I don’t understand why the employees don’t gather and plan her demise.
I all fairness, she is a kind woman, even generous at times. But it irks me that the woman does not know how her e-mail works, let alone how direct deposit functions. It’ll be easy for me to blame it on the fact that her business is falling apart; I know it for a fact, but she is in denial. It will be interesting to see the other employees’ faces when they find out they are going to have to seek employment elsewhere. As for me, the trek has begun.
I love Lil Bush
As far as television goes, there are very few shows that are worth the time. Most of my time is spent reading or watching a soccer game. But I’ve found “Lil Bush” to be a pleasure worth having. The show does not hold back from any issues, and the title character is as senseless and demonic as the person he is named after. It’s amazing if you look at the fact that Lil Bush was once a luxury for Amp’d mobile’s customers to download. Too bad the wireless company did not last as long as it’s most popular program. That the cutthroat world of business for you.
Must ReadIf you haven’t already, you should go and pick up a copy of Paolo Coelho’s book: The Witch of Portobello. There isn’t one single reason why you should go pick up the book. The author writes the story from different points of view, as a sort of collection ala Faulkner’s As I Lay Dying.
I loved the fact that the main character in this book is shown in a very honest and direct fashion. Rather than have the storytellers show the character in a loving manner, they show her as a deceptive and opportunist person, which I gather was the author’s wish as he wrote the story.
You don’t have to be an avid reader to know about Paolo Coelho’s work. And if you haven’t read any of his other works, I definitely suggest you grab The Alchemist and The Zahir to familiarize your self with him.
That’s all for now…
