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ok, cobble, end of lecture. I was partially channeling my friend because she reminds me to think ageless.
I find flight attendants on US airlines are often quite rude (especially looking at you, Continental). Rarely get any of that attitude on UK or Canadian airlines.
cmu, I saw a bike rack installed on Vanderbilt and Clinton. It was very exciting to tell my tenant that (as part of my saying no to letting her chain her bike to my newly refurbished iron railing).
“so many of the locals in the Adirondacks are four hours away from two of the greatest cities in the world, and yet have no desire to go. Never mind Europe or the rest of the world.”
denton, That’s just the saddest thing to me. But I’ve known people like that. No interest in even traveling off their block, let alone seeing the world.
“so many of the locals in the Adirondacks are four hours away from two of the greatest cities in the world, and yet have no desire to go. Never mind Europe or the rest of the world.”
denton, That’s just the saddest thing to me. But I’ve known people like that. No interest in even traveling off their block, let alone seeing the world.
dona, I DO NOT feel old, and I don’t give my entire work history because it would take 5 pages, because I’ve been working since I was 13 years old! and I don’t give dates.
“I think employers are looking for younger folks who they perceive as being super knowledgeable in social media companies are all on the social media bandwagon and it’s gross”
I know it’s an hour later, Gem…but…
BINGO!
You got it. It’s all verbiage and half of it is b*llsh*t and a mere fraction of it is actionable work. I’ve seen this before when websites got hot in the late 90s, people were paying IDIOTS stupid amounts of money to build websites at exhorbitant rates.
Thanks heavens for the concept of travel otherwise I be like that poor flight attendent, unhinged.
Etson, definately, the announcements were to have Spanish and Russian language speakers given a basic test to make sure they had sufficient language ability to participate. The English announcement was part of the clerk’s standup comedy routine. You absolutely have to be able to speak and understand English to serve.