Just got invited to a retirement party for a former boss who was hated by every single person who ever worked under her. Somehow, despite numerous verifiable reports to HR about her flagrantly reprehensible behavior, she lasted 34 years in the job. Now, we're expected to show up to honor her? Best laugh I've had today.
Quote from: Jane on May 19, 2014, 03:25:49 PMQuote from: John G. on May 19, 2014, 03:08:27 PMJust got invited to a retirement party for a former boss who was hated by every single person who ever worked under her. Somehow, despite numerous verifiable reports to HR about her flagrantly reprehensible behavior, she lasted 34 years in the job. Now, we're expected to show up to honor her? Best laugh I've had today. You mean you won't be going I know...talk about a missed opportunity.
Quote from: John G. on May 19, 2014, 03:08:27 PMJust got invited to a retirement party for a former boss who was hated by every single person who ever worked under her. Somehow, despite numerous verifiable reports to HR about her flagrantly reprehensible behavior, she lasted 34 years in the job. Now, we're expected to show up to honor her? Best laugh I've had today. You mean you won't be going
Had a great time this weekend. Went to Tampa and Busch Gardens and rode most of roller coasters and saw a couple of shows. We drove to Sarasota for dinner at an Amish restaurant. While our dinners were very good they were not spectacular.
Monday morning greetings! Had a nice, somewhat relaxing, day with my sister yesterday. She arrived in time for us go over to The Jug for burgers & root beer for lunch. By the time Mary Linda arrived, the cousins and the bride were visiting with Mom, so eventually we joined them. Perry & Pam went back to her mother's, we took Dan to his airport hotel, and Mom probably crashed. And that's what I'm doing today...
Quote from: Mike on May 19, 2014, 04:04:46 AMHad a great time this weekend. Went to Tampa and Busch Gardens and rode most of roller coasters and saw a couple of shows. We drove to Sarasota for dinner at an Amish restaurant. While our dinners were very good they were not spectacular. Is Amish food supposed to be spectacular?
I believe it's appropriate at this juncture to ask for a little prayer in regard to Rosemary's Baby...
Quote from: singdaw on May 19, 2014, 11:07:49 AMBarbie does the masters:Ah...The Slut with the Pearl Earring
Barbie does the masters:
Quote from: Ginny on May 19, 2014, 08:29:00 AMHere is one of my photos from Perry & Pam's wedding. The ceremony was led by the Lakota Iyeska on the right. Their hands are being bound by my cousin Dan, who is on his way back to Japan today.I've never see the binding of hands-interesting. The blankets are colorful
Here is one of my photos from Perry & Pam's wedding. The ceremony was led by the Lakota Iyeska on the right. Their hands are being bound by my cousin Dan, who is on his way back to Japan today.
Quote from: Ginny on May 19, 2014, 05:22:31 AMMonday morning greetings! Had a nice, somewhat relaxing, day with my sister yesterday. She arrived in time for us go over to The Jug for burgers & root beer for lunch. By the time Mary Linda arrived, the cousins and the bride were visiting with Mom, so eventually we joined them. Perry & Pam went back to her mother's, we took Dan to his airport hotel, and Mom probably crashed. And that's what I'm doing today...And what is what you are doing today?
Quote from: TCB on May 19, 2014, 03:51:59 PMQuote from: Mike on May 19, 2014, 04:04:46 AMHad a great time this weekend. Went to Tampa and Busch Gardens and rode most of roller coasters and saw a couple of shows. We drove to Sarasota for dinner at an Amish restaurant. While our dinners were very good they were not spectacular. Is Amish food supposed to be spectacular?In Pennsylvania, yes.
Quote from: Jane on May 19, 2014, 11:40:39 AMQuote from: Ginny on May 19, 2014, 08:29:00 AMHere is one of my photos from Perry & Pam's wedding. The ceremony was led by the Lakota Iyeska on the right. Their hands are being bound by my cousin Dan, who is on his way back to Japan today.I've never see the binding of hands-interesting. The blankets are colorful I first saw it when Prince William married Kate Middleton. Then, Fr. Richard bound Rob and Mary Linda's hands and the rabbi bound Christopher and Kyra's. It seem to be a custom that crosses cultural and spiritual lines.
Quote from: TCB on May 19, 2014, 03:56:56 PMQuote from: Ginny on May 19, 2014, 05:22:31 AMMonday morning greetings! Had a nice, somewhat relaxing, day with my sister yesterday. She arrived in time for us go over to The Jug for burgers & root beer for lunch. By the time Mary Linda arrived, the cousins and the bride were visiting with Mom, so eventually we joined them. Perry & Pam went back to her mother's, we took Dan to his airport hotel, and Mom probably crashed. And that's what I'm doing today...And what is what you are doing today?When I wrote that, DR TCB, I was intending to crash today. Instead I went to a movie with Richard, did some grocery shopping, made pizza for dinner, and, just now, loaded 4 trash bags with old videotaped TV episodes from Rob's preteen and teen years. He says everything's available on streaming now and I could not find a cost-effective way to recycle the tapes. Landfill, here they come!
