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A pack of lies. Friday, July 18, 2008. In corporate life, I regularly collect news stories and pictures from 30 company locations in various parts of the world. I compile these bits of wisdom, inanity, and lameness into the bi-weekly Corporate News Update—a sort of half-baked electronic newsletter. Over a three-year-period, I've discovered at least one important thing: people in Sofia, Bulgaria have drastically different views of newsworthiness than their counterparts in Chilliwack, British Columbia.

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Historically Fictitious: November 2005

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A pack of lies. Thursday, November 24, 2005. Wednesday, November 23—2 pm. Will be hosting its first Thanksgiving, I figured a written record would be appropriate. We'll be eating in just about 24 hours, so I thought I'd provide the first update for this year's Thanksgiving meal, meal preparation, and the random musings therein. 183; Pumpkin and sausage soup. 183; 16-pound turkey. 183; French salad*. 183; Fried sweet potatoes. 183; Sweet smoky beans. 183; Avocado salad. 183; Cranberry margaritas. A few we...

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Historically Fictitious: The Austrian Citizenry

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A pack of lies. Thursday, February 02, 2006. After a long hiatus, I've returned to share a brief yet meaningful snippet of my recent life with those of you who are paying attention. In October, I attended the funeral of great old friend from childhood. For a number of reason, I hadn't spoken to Jeff for a few years and I always felt a twinge of guilt when I thought about him. Drifting away from good friends is, after all, a strange thing. Quoting from Big Pete-. I once read that the WWI German high comma...

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Historically Fictitious: March 2007

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A pack of lies. Wednesday, March 07, 2007. The Former Mr. and Mrs. Laupin. A couple I know well recently decided to separate, with intent to divorce. Even in the valleys, the former Mr. and Mrs. Laupin wore their vows in strange homage to the noir silliness of The Thin Man. Dry martinis in the plainly tiled kitchen of a post-war home nestled in the early suburbs of Long Beach. Mr Laupin would ask in form of tender mercy. Oh, certainly," Mrs. Laupin would reply as she waited for the punchline. I don't rem...

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Historically Fictitious: The Company Kitchen

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A pack of lies. Friday, July 18, 2008. In corporate life, I regularly collect news stories and pictures from 30 company locations in various parts of the world. I compile these bits of wisdom, inanity, and lameness into the bi-weekly Corporate News Update—a sort of half-baked electronic newsletter. Over a three-year-period, I've discovered at least one important thing: people in Sofia, Bulgaria have drastically different views of newsworthiness than their counterparts in Chilliwack, British Columbia.

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Historically Fictitious: February 2006

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A pack of lies. Thursday, February 02, 2006. After a long hiatus, I've returned to share a brief yet meaningful snippet of my recent life with those of you who are paying attention. In October, I attended the funeral of great old friend from childhood. For a number of reason, I hadn't spoken to Jeff for a few years and I always felt a twinge of guilt when I thought about him. Drifting away from good friends is, after all, a strange thing. Quoting from Big Pete-. I once read that the WWI German high comma...

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Random observations about life, love and the pursuit of happiness, with an occasional flash of insight, from emmapeelDallas. Wednesday, February 06, 2013. I really really really hate T-W cable and here's why. I asked Boris outright if he was a BOT, and he swore he wasn't, but you read the transcript and see what you think. My observations, which I did NOT make to Boris, are in. Thank you for waiting. OK, thanks Boris. I've chatted and requested this before. I will be glad to help you. Good luck. I tr...

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Random observations about life, love and the pursuit of happiness, with an occasional flash of insight, from emmapeelDallas. Thursday, December 29, 2005. More is more,. And bah, humbug to everyone who thinks this somehow makes Christmas commercial. Quantity has always been appealing, but the gifts can be modest, and so Christmas has always been a time when I gave my kids gift-wrapped packages of pajamas, socks and mittens in addition to toys, books, and games. Scented lotion.) or downright misleading.

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Random observations about life, love and the pursuit of happiness, with an occasional flash of insight, from emmapeelDallas. Wednesday, February 06, 2013. I really really really hate T-W cable and here's why. I asked Boris outright if he was a BOT, and he swore he wasn't, but you read the transcript and see what you think. My observations, which I did NOT make to Boris, are in. Thank you for waiting. OK, thanks Boris. I've chatted and requested this before. I will be glad to help you. Good luck. I tr...

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talking to myself: 50 Years On...

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Random observations about life, love and the pursuit of happiness, with an occasional flash of insight, from emmapeelDallas. Saturday, November 23, 2013. On November 22, 1963, at a little after 1:00 PM, I was sitting in my 9. Grade civics class, in junior high in the. Small college town in Minnesota where I grew up,. The father of one of my classmates had been shot in a hunting accident,. This is nothing but HEARSAY! Listen to me; I’m telling you this is only HEARSAY! On Sunday morning, I was watching TV...

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talking to myself: November 2013

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Random observations about life, love and the pursuit of happiness, with an occasional flash of insight, from emmapeelDallas. Monday, November 25, 2013. Saturday, November 23, 2013. On November 22, 1963, at a little after 1:00 PM, I was sitting in my 9. Grade civics class, in junior high in the. Small college town in Minnesota where I grew up,. The father of one of my classmates had been shot in a hunting accident,. This is nothing but HEARSAY! Listen to me; I’m telling you this is only HEARSAY! On Sunday...

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talking to myself: December 2013

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Random observations about life, love and the pursuit of happiness, with an occasional flash of insight, from emmapeelDallas. Sunday, December 22, 2013. Almost Christmas, 2013. Sunday, December 22, 2013: it's a little after midnight, and I'm in my kitchen, wearing slippers, flannel pajama pants, and an ancient, comfortable, faded red cotton pullover, listening to music (Jason Isbell's excellent Southeastern. Will it be different when I retire? Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly.

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talking to myself: April 2014

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Random observations about life, love and the pursuit of happiness, with an occasional flash of insight, from emmapeelDallas. Wednesday, April 30, 2014. Denial is more than the name of a river in Egypt. The first time I had stress incontinence, I was in my early teens. I was with my best friend, C. And we were laughing so hard I lost control of my bladder. I was shocked and embarrassed, but C. And when I was young, it only happened on rare occasions, so it wasn’t really a problem. I’m 64 years old, ...

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Random observations about life, love and the pursuit of happiness, with an occasional flash of insight, from emmapeelDallas. Tuesday, January 15, 2013. They paid for the frigging surgery, and yesterday they covered the script for pain medication, post surgery, but they don't want to cover post-surgery antibiotics? What kind of sense does that make? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly. A Night At the Symphony. The Lady of Shalott, or Why I Blog. View my complete profile.

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