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Moved three times, went public, sold - rock on!!
por escrito crabtree on Wednesday, December 10, 2014
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My, the time goes by.
por escrito crabtree on Friday, June 23, 2006
Everyone has their own frame of reference. It is what we use to reason, judge, opine and million other things to live our lives. And just like any other human trait, some people are more attuned to other people's frame of reference. It can be a real advantage when negotiating, debating and simply understanding. Turning understanding into resolution is not a small leap. Just because you understand someone doesn't mean you agree. And how do you find that middle ground with someone you don't agree with, even a little?
por escrito crabtree on Thursday, September 22, 2005
Busy as a bee, but really enjoying the work and the people. I don't have rose colored glasses and would like to think the last job I had took the innocence out of me. I am working very hard and have realized a new level of busy. One I think a good friend was/is working at and it is a shock to the system at first then becomes fun and a challenge at the same time. Challenge is good.
por escrito crabtree on Friday, May 27, 2005
The second to last day I will work here. This has been, by far, my longest tenure at a job coming in at around 5 years. And although I am one who finds comfort in stability, for some odd reason big moves like this don't have too much of an outwardly affect on me. I think my subconscious is in over drive evidenced by the early teen gigantic 'blemish' I am currently sporting. I hope to have reclaimed the normal curvature of my cheekbone before I start the new gig on Monday.
por escrito crabtree on Wednesday, March 23, 2005
The time to do something bubbled up a few months ago and I did do something. And now I will be starting a new chapter in the world of work in around ten days. The first six months will be a mountain of work and I am excited, scared and completely ready all at the same time. Time to run the hill until I am the only one on it!
por escrito crabtree on Tuesday, March 15, 2005
Man oh man. The happy Italian chef screwed the pooch on Iron Chef America last night. Plated only two dishes going against Morimoto. Happy to report he remained happy, but was beat like a drum in the Dancing Cobra Marching Band. ratatatatatataaratatatta.....
During dinner, my wife and I discussed how the human animal does do some things which are pretty cool and chefs are a good example. They are inspired by ingredients to create. They learn by trial and error and are continually experimenting. And only to come up with a new spin and to often satisfy an innate need to just see if it will work. Not so different from an artist in that sense.
por escrito crabtree on Monday, March 07, 2005
I am admittedly not someone who knows the words to songs. My wife seemingly knows the words to every song we hear. I can, however, hear the first few seconds of a song and know the song. Although I rarely know the title of the song, I do know the melody. I have a theory on this. I believe I have one gene in me for music but I am totally and completely missing the others.
por escrito crabtree on Thursday, March 03, 2005
Does everyone, at some point in their life, reach a crossroads? Is this a mid-life crisis? Do people divorce their spouses, buy sports cars and start second and third families in an attempt to recapture those feelings which will not be duplicated no matter how much they try to fill the hole with something new?
Me, totally not there. Am I at a point where a decision needs to be made, in my mind, to make me happier or more fulfilled? Yes, totally there.
por escrito crabtree on Thursday, February 10, 2005
Life ebbs and flows and lately ebbing is winning by a furlong.
por escrito crabtree on Thursday, January 13, 2005
