Yea, things businesswise are fine. I discovered that there is no such thing as job security, specially when working for someone else. When I was working for someone else I felt on numerous occasions that sinking feeling that comes with knowing you’re going to get in a traffic accident. Most of those companies no longer exist and I saw it coming while no one else seemingly cared. Frustrating.
I like working for myself far more because at least I’m now in the drivers seat and I’ve been pretty good avoiding the cliffs.
The Republicans and right wing nuts just don’t understand how disliked Bush is by the average American. Throwing shoes is just a minor display of the emotions at play.
I think it’s fairly cathartic for many people. They weren’t burning him in effigy and the White House guard had fun with it too, enjoying the celebration. That tells you just how poor a guy this not-really-a-president was.
Thanks, bobbo. I feel better.
Yea, things businesswise are fine. I discovered that there is no such thing as job security, specially when working for someone else. When I was working for someone else I felt on numerous occasions that sinking feeling that comes with knowing you’re going to get in a traffic accident. Most of those companies no longer exist and I saw it coming while no one else seemingly cared. Frustrating.
I like working for myself far more because at least I’m now in the drivers seat and I’ve been pretty good avoiding the cliffs.
No complaints!
I’ll talk to you tomorrow!
bobbo, Ah_Yea
GET A ROOM!
The Republicans and right wing nuts just don’t understand how disliked Bush is by the average American. Throwing shoes is just a minor display of the emotions at play.
Bush who?
#22 – Exactly!!!
Yep, outside the White House.
I think it’s fairly cathartic for many people. They weren’t burning him in effigy and the White House guard had fun with it too, enjoying the celebration. That tells you just how poor a guy this not-really-a-president was.
Good riddance.
A bad president is like a bad rollercoaster ride. You can’t get off till it’s over.
Let them have their fun. What’s the big deal?
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/21/us/politics/21web-protests.html?hp
Is the website of where this was.