One time in a past job, we were doing some staff bonding thing, and we were supposed to pair up and share something that most people don't know about us. I was paired up with the IT guy, whose secret was, "I don't like computers." Hee.
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we were doing some staff bonding thing, and we were supposed to pair up and share something that most people don't know about us
Mine would be "I hate caring and sharing exercises with co-workers."
Okay, maybe I'd just think that real loud.
I love computers. Shame software sucks, though.
Timelies all!
Tired.
Mine would be "I hate caring and sharing exercises with co-workers."
There are people who don't know that about you??
This was some Tony Robbins bullshit. The upside was, at the end of the day, we got to break boards.
Random question:
When it becomes July 1st, do you:
1) Think, "The year's half-over!"
2) Think, "The year would be half over, except January through June has fewer days than July through December, so the year isn't really half over until...." [and then do the math in your head]
3) Not care.
There are people who don't know that about you??
I have them all fooled. Mistress of deflection, me.
3) Not care.
That. My year segments on the solstices and equinoxes (because I have a fear of winter and short days) and my birthday/the new year, to a lesser degree.
My year segments on the solstices and equinoxes
I do that too. I segment more on these, but I still slice and dice the year up in other ways.
July 1 really doesn't say much to me for me except for the convention of fiscal years, which means that I get to that date and think 4) What Did I Forget To Turn In That Was Absolutely Due Yesterday?
I go to the new fiscal year, too. In the library, they close certain systems (linked to finances) for the year-end rollover two days in advance.