I've been a sympathetic ear to a younger employee who started the same time as me. I can't tell if her problems with everyone she works with are her fault or not (we're in different groups). But I like to think being able to have perspective makes a big difference. Just keep your head down, do the work.

Also, does anyone know where I left my magic eraser? I had it before the summer break, I'm sure.

Those are some really engaging paintings, flea. I like and would also buy a couple if I had disposable income. And a place to hang them. And a root.

When I look at this one, however, all I can think is, "Stop staring at me!" The paintings are an entertaining Rorschach test, too. [link] (it goes to the painting after the opening flash)

Wow, I would love some of those city paintings. I need more big art, I think.

I am pretty non-confrontational at work, but I did suggest we take one disagreement to the Octagon to resolve. With the clear knowledge that I'd win.

That is probably not appropriate business chatter.

I just quoted Omar in a disability discussion on LinkedIn. Guess that's another place I won't be coming back to(but I guess it wasn't "If you come at the king, you better not miss," so maybe.) But if you know a better answer to "How do you live with that every day?" than "A day at a time, I suppose." I don't know what it is.

Those are beautiful paintings. Funny how I was able to identify the London ones so easily.

I don't know whether it's geographically the same area, but the one reminded me of the opening of EastEnders.

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