What about Avery?
I like Shane. Gives new meaning when screaming at him when he's three, "COME BACK, SHANE!"
Cordelia ,'The Cautionary Tale of Numero Cinco'
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What about Avery?
I like Shane. Gives new meaning when screaming at him when he's three, "COME BACK, SHANE!"
I "gave" Avery away, alas. My niece's middle name is Avery thanks to her Auntie's suggestion.
GF and I were doing the old, "I just love Shane..." from the movie.
Yorick and Hero are from the (fabulous and wonderful) comic Y the Last Man.
Which I have just recently posted about!
Retreats that management thinks will magically overcome organizational and personnel issues through forced socialization: Not OK.
My experience is this, with varying degrees of excruciating boredom, annoyance and lingering bitterness.
I love me some Y: The Last Man. Even after what they did to 355. Woe.
So I've volunteered for this [link]
Naked... yay?
Woe.
Jars, I seriously could not go on to the next issue for several minutes after that. I thought I was ready a couple times, and then I couldn't do it.
Agreed. Hated to see 355 go.
That shit was positively Whedonesque.
I'm currently wary of anything in the shape of a retreat because last time we had one--OK, it was on-site, but a long meeting with an outside facilitator to deal with team-building issues--it turned out to be a bait and switch to get someone fired.
But I've yet to go on a work-related retreat that I didn't at least dislike. I don't like enforced team-building and the whole rah-rah cheerleading attitude where I'm supposed to get all glowy-eyed and embrace the mission. I actually like my current organization's mission and am happy to support it, but I don't want to embrace it as such, because this is my JOB, not my LIFE. So attempts to make me a good little team drone just anger me.