Busy maybe, results mixed

I feel like this weekend had some activity, but I’d be damn jiggered (or some other old-tyme-y word) to figure out what exactly. Some projects were done, some were not, some thoughts were hatched, some died on the ganglion, now what I got is not much.

But there is this web page, still a work in progress, I fear. Still and all, it’s good I have some promo started for:
Comedy for the Community, a fabulous evening of fabulous comedy for wonderful good causes. Seriously, it’s a fund raiser and M.’s brainchild. I’m emcee and talent getter.

It’ll be cool.

Other than that, I’ve been trying to think of some “goals” for 2006 for work. Apparently, per my boss, I’m going to have to raise the bar a bit on the new work year in defining myself. I should clarify that, I may need to raise the bar on the slacker aims I keep promoting. She wasn’t really going for the main goal of “keep a low profile and continue to earn a paycheck for a more or less honest day’s work.” For some unfathomable reason, there seems to be an air that I may be capable of more than just the barest minimum of toil. Yeah, whatever, potential, rational thought, yada yada.

3 thoughts on “Busy maybe, results mixed

  1. dave

    well I meself as a minor cog in the great wheel of american commerce is an unmitigated sucess story
    take today
    turn up for work at 6 am have coffee
    put a bag of salt in the watersoftner
    7.30 have coffee and a bitchin \moaning session with supervisor
    8.15spend an hr and a half looking at this weeks must do maintenance jobs
    10pm have breakfast in canteen
    11am repair hose on a grit blaster
    11.30 go for toilet break and read of paper
    noon till 1 pm fill in paperwork for routine services on grit blasters in general
    1pm till 2 pm lunch
    2 pm go home
    and this was a typical day
    and they pay ($50k+ a year) me to do this and ask me in at weekends coz we are so busy
    i can only say there is a god out there
    The company i work for is a world leader in its field no one does more than a couple of hrs work on an average day it makes vast profits
    i have even tried getting keen and doing spontaniouse jobs for people just to relive the bordom it doesnt help they just think im keen and dont hassle me
    so maybe there is a motto in this somewhere but im buggered if i can understand it im now a paid up member of the dont rock the boat school of working it might be a dreary job but its secure and they pay me everyweek and when i retire they will give me a pension and i get bonuses and shares and all sorts of perks
    so show that to your boss
    as a working methodology and our lil plant turned in something like £6 million profit on £60 million turnover for some great and good mericans who i suspect havnt got a fucking clue whats going on here but just get to see the numbers at the end of the year
    have a fun holiday
    dave

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  2. Dee-Rob

    Thanks, Dave. But, I, alas, am not in a cog-gy type job. I’m working for the hopeful, mega-rich, philanthropicallly trying to help make the world a better place.

    So, whilst you might be happy taking a half hour break on the shitter to read the news of the world, some of us will be setting goals. Probably won’t help, but it’s worth a shot.

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  3. dave

    news of the world never its run by that twat murdock and his media empire
    and im sure i never once said i was happy in the job
    as for goals i have ones like be nice for a change
    save the planet as much as i can
    and enjoy life
    love and laughter
    but hey ho onwards and upwards

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