I’m a wreck. I tend to set things down in weird places and just forget about them, or I’ll reorganize something then forget how I did it and loose everything. I don’t just do this at home, I do it at work too. Over the years, I’ve gotten better and keeping my stuff together, butContinue reading “Five Ways to Organize your Life”
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Characteristics of Great Managers
When you’re going into management, it’s important to commit yourself to being a good manager. People who are good at managing have easier shifts, get more things done and they can do it all with the support of their employees. My advice to you: Think back to one of your favorite bosses (I’m talking aboutContinue reading “Characteristics of Great Managers”
Count-Down
The shrill sound of the alarm clock pulled out Mavis out of sleep. Only one thought passed through her mind this morning as she woke up. It was a very strong and assertive: No. She did not want to wake up. Groggily, she groaned and twisted to turn the stupid shrilling beep off, catching sightContinue reading “Count-Down”
Review: Tile Bluetooth Tracker
I have an incredible skill of losing my wallet or my keys in the most random places. It doesn’t matter where I am or what I’m doing, if I set them down, they’re gone. After not being able to find my wallet for a solid three days, I got tired of it and went onlineContinue reading “Review: Tile Bluetooth Tracker”
A Guide to Confrontation
Somehow, despite all of my anxiety, I’ve always been good at confronting people. However, I’ve never really needed to confront someone until I was promoted. This is when I realized that other people aren’t as comfortable with confrontation. Often times, a barista would come to me and ask me to talk with someone else aboutContinue reading “A Guide to Confrontation”
How To Let “It” Go
Too many times have people told me that I was “high-strung” and needed to let “it” go. I couldn’t count how many times someone told me that my life would be so much easier if I’d just forget about it and move on. The fact is, I put too much weight into the things thatContinue reading “How To Let “It” Go”
First Impression: 2020 Presidential Candidates
In about a year, the people of the United States are going to be hitting the voting booths in an attempt to pick the best possible candidate for the United States President. Candidates are already lining up; newspapers are starting to compile research and people are picking sides. This is the first time that I’veContinue reading “First Impression: 2020 Presidential Candidates”
Fluffy Cream Cheese Omelets
Prep Time: 5 minutes Cook time: 10 minutes Serving size: 1 serving You’ll need: Small bowlThree large eggsA pinch of Baking Soda Salt and Pepper to tasteMedium Pan Cooking Spray2 table spoons of Cream Cheese, chopped1/3 cup Shredded Cheese A handful of Green Onions, chopped1/3 Bell Pepper, chopped How to do it: InContinue reading “Fluffy Cream Cheese Omelets”
What are We Leaving Behind for Future Anthropologists?
Ever since I took an Anthropology 101 class in my sophomore year of high school, I always wondered what people in the future would be able to learn about us if something catastrophic happened and we all disappeared. Anthropology is the study of development of human societies and their cultures. Anthropologists learn these things byContinue reading “What are We Leaving Behind for Future Anthropologists?”
I-25
There truly is nothing like taking I-25 down into Albuquerque, New Mexico in the middle of summer, I thought bitterly. This drive always brought back memories from when I was a kid. Partially because my dad and I always took this road out of New Mexico when traveling, but also because it never changes. The sunContinue reading “I-25”
