Hope your people treat you right today. I miss you, little brother, and wish I could be there to help blow out the candles. (Ha!) Thanks for the good advice recently, too. Love you!
Human Resources
Beancounters by Pam the Beancounter is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.
Visit the Sacramento Top 25 Sites!
Recent Comments
- barbarasmith22 on SEIU 1000 memo: Attempted Unilateral Implementation of Two Day Furlough
- rc helicopter reviews on SEIU 1000 memo: Attempted Unilateral Implementation of Two Day Furlough
- elliptical reviews on SEIU 1000 memo: Attempted Unilateral Implementation of Two Day Furlough
- Kathy Granelli on A use for those old encyclopedias
- worldpillanz on Posting Lite - tastes great, less blogging
- Sarah on Stupid Truths
- Toria Burrell on The myth of the seven-year cell debunked
- J C on The myth of the seven-year cell debunked
- 'mouse on Friday fun: time travel is dangerous
- your mother on Friday fun: time travel is dangerous
« Attack of the couch | Main | The grad school machine »
June 18, 2004
Comments
The comments to this entry are closed.
Dear Dan,
Is your good advice free? Or, like all things, do we get what we pay for?
And if your advice works, do I have to love you?
If this sounds like harrassment, please blame Pam. She's the link.
Thank you,
Keith
Posted by: Keith | June 18, 2004 at 01:46 PM
Keith,
Naw that didn't sound like harrassment to me, though I am of thicker skin then some. What advice do you need? I tend to go along with the classic advice from "Valley Girl": Take it back and get the more expensive one.
Posted by: Dan | June 19, 2004 at 06:40 AM
Dan,
If you're talking about electronics, I am in complete agreement. The "Valley Girl" approach, however, backfires horribly when applied to tried but failed relationships. Ouch. Maybe you hit on a bit of truth with your reply and didn't even know it. Maybe the key to happiness is finding a girl with thick skin.
Thanks again,
Keith
Posted by: Keith | June 19, 2004 at 07:39 AM
Girls with thick skin are more expensive? That explains a lot about my life.
Posted by: jo | June 19, 2004 at 08:38 AM