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Category Archives: work
They Were Wrong: The Key to Success
These are the keys that I have to work with. The keys that, in theory, would solve all the problems that need solving. Hoorah! This is my keychain that I absconded from lost and found many years ago. It has … Continue reading
Great Pun-ishment
I once wrote about the puns that my favorite delivery driver and I engaged in. Then I told you of a veterinary visit. Now, since absolutely nobody asked for more, I decided to get ahead of the crowd. I’m a … Continue reading
A Burger For What Ails You
Yesterday I needed something. I did not know what. I just knew I needed something. A break. Encouragement. A little variety. I was discouraged. I was tired. And I wanted to go home to my couch and my cat. I … Continue reading
Posted in cats, relationships, washington, work
Tagged cheeseburger, crowds, dining, eating, hamburger, hungry, life, people, restaurant, Seattle
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Daily Prompt: What Do You Complain About Most?
I am not a huge fan of the music that is played at work. I hold the opinion that workplaces should stay PG-13. I agree that freedom of speech should be cherished. But when you are at the jobsite, you … Continue reading
Posted in movies, relationships, work
Tagged coworkers, dailyprompt, differences, environment, irritate, life, music, peace, stress, work
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He Was There With Bells On
In 1912, Seattle Times Publisher A.J. Blethen donated twelve bells to the University of Washington. What was once a water tower became UW’s Blethen Chimes Tower. The wooden tower was next to the Observatory near 45th Street and 17th Avenue. … Continue reading
Posted in people, washington, work
Tagged bells, blind, college, george, history, life, music, Seattle, university, washington
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A Tale That Wants to Be Uplifting
I have worked in an old building. A building old enough to be an historic landmark. And, with all things old, not every little cog and gear functions as it should. I have been around that place plenty. I know … Continue reading
A Fund Farewell
Oh, so that’s it? All that time and we’re done, huh? I mean, I get it. I didn’t think I had much of a shot with you back in the summer of 2020. But hey, a guy can dream. It … Continue reading
Posted in humor, relationships, work
Tagged covid, coworker, dating, flirt, humor, income, life, money, relationship, work
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Good Samaritan, but Not Great
The story of Seattle has more than a few tragic characters. There appears to be a great overlap in the people that are homeless and the people that suffer from fentanyl addiction. It seems too heartbreaking that those without homes … Continue reading
Caught in the Work Webb
Last week I spent two days learning from a rocket scientist. He gave a talk on Friday about the James Webb Space Telescope and he had a tech rehearsal earlier that week. Run-throughs are nice because you get all the … Continue reading
Housing Issues
Allow me to share with you a silly, stupid, and pointless argument that I constantly have with myself. “I want a house. Not a huge one. A one-story would be fine. I want a bedroom, a guest room, a little … Continue reading