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In my conversation with Kat this afternoon, we also spoke about Greg and how he tends to be a very thoughtful, cerebral person, but he also holds his cards close to the chest. You never really can tell what he’s thinking. I can’t think of a better example of that than the time that I [...]
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So today was pretty uneventful for the most part. I went to an Email Campaign meeting from 8:30 to 10:30. The strange part about that was that I was not originally invited to that meeting. I was left out of a group of which I was an original member. When it all went down a [...]
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Wow, so it’s been quuite a long time since I’ve written a quality post, though I think about doing so nearly everday.
Not too much has been going on around here. I’m still working at Hope and I won’t be traveling for a while (for work at least). I will be gearing in [...]
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“It’s not lying if they make you lie, especially if the only truth they will accept is their own.”
I’m not quite sure where to begin…so I guess I’ll start at the beginning.
Yesterday Andrew, a colleague of mine, and I were talking about technology stuff like we usually do. He was telling me about a [...]
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So you’ve probably seen those Chemistry.com commercials that sort of say why they’re better than eHarmony, right? The first part of the commercial portrays the potential website user and some of their personal attributes. And they seem normal except for some “flaw”. This flaw gets them rejected from using eHarmony.
Chemistry.com just came [...]
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