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cmk418So I went through and customized my page today. I really like it. The green is just awesome and kind of goes with the whole Oz thing (not the prison drama, the other one). My boss' wife is coming back from vacation tomorrow and the entire office is prepping for the fallout. By that point I should be on the start of Oz:Season 3, which is just where I need to be when I'm dealing with her - Beecher's journey in those first 3 episodes is so stress relieving. That's where we'll be in the series as soon as I'm done with the next couple of episodes. Those three and the end of 4:6 are some of my most watched moments.
Awhile back, I decided to let go of some of my responsibilities. Now I feel like that was a possible mis-step. The person who is taking over has some radically different approaches and the more he shares with me, the more I want to keep away from it. I should let him run his "campaign" as he likes to call it - I just don't want to frigging hear about it any more. He talks like a product placement ad, all sales all the time. Should I be telling him to seek help? I'm irritated. Incredibly so. And I have to deal with this person in more than one way and I just want to smack him upside the head. He's one of these people who is most comfortable when they have a crisis to manage. So everything's a drama. I'm more laid back - sure I get pissed off, but generally I like to have everything planned out 50 ways from Sunday and any possible variations thought about beforehand. And if things still fall apart, so be it. I'd rather have done everything I could so I wouldn't be able to blame anything but circumstance. It also seem like the leadership for another group that I'm involved in is imploding - I think this is due to 2 things - ambitions that are too high and trust issues - I nearly left it last week due to a lack of trust. How can leaders lead if they aren't allowed to spread their wings and fly? Seems like failure could be part of that, but so could success and a group of people that can move into the future. All this roundabout talking has probably just told me that I need to take a chill pill and let the guy make his own mis-steps.
Writing. A hell of a lot cheaper than therapy.
And now for the return of the Oz quotes - only 2 tonight since I was typing as I was going (by the way there are no quotes from Family Bizness because I was either too tired or too unimpressed). These are a bit obscure -
Awhile back, I decided to let go of some of my responsibilities. Now I feel like that was a possible mis-step. The person who is taking over has some radically different approaches and the more he shares with me, the more I want to keep away from it. I should let him run his "campaign" as he likes to call it - I just don't want to frigging hear about it any more. He talks like a product placement ad, all sales all the time. Should I be telling him to seek help? I'm irritated. Incredibly so. And I have to deal with this person in more than one way and I just want to smack him upside the head. He's one of these people who is most comfortable when they have a crisis to manage. So everything's a drama. I'm more laid back - sure I get pissed off, but generally I like to have everything planned out 50 ways from Sunday and any possible variations thought about beforehand. And if things still fall apart, so be it. I'd rather have done everything I could so I wouldn't be able to blame anything but circumstance. It also seem like the leadership for another group that I'm involved in is imploding - I think this is due to 2 things - ambitions that are too high and trust issues - I nearly left it last week due to a lack of trust. How can leaders lead if they aren't allowed to spread their wings and fly? Seems like failure could be part of that, but so could success and a group of people that can move into the future. All this roundabout talking has probably just told me that I need to take a chill pill and let the guy make his own mis-steps.
Writing. A hell of a lot cheaper than therapy.
And now for the return of the Oz quotes - only 2 tonight since I was typing as I was going (by the way there are no quotes from Family Bizness because I was either too tired or too unimpressed). These are a bit obscure -
From "Strange Bedfellows" courtesy of Fontana (and all the B/K fans sigh & swoon) -
"Love. What the fuck do you know about love?" - McManus to O'Reily
From "Animal Farm" courtesy of Fontana/Sarjeant
This is real? Pre-bunny syndrome? - Rebadow
"Love. What the fuck do you know about love?" - McManus to O'Reily
From "Animal Farm" courtesy of Fontana/Sarjeant
This is real? Pre-bunny syndrome? - Rebadow
