Tag Archives: etiquette
I’m Out of the Office ….
It is June, or what I like to refer to as summer! That means some time away from the office. While many of us dream of going to our happy place, we fret about the return to work and the … Continue reading
Posted in Clinical Supervision, Reading
Tagged adventure, back packing, beauty, chicago, day off, deception pass, etiquette, exploring, field trip, free, fresh air, hawaii, hiking, holiday, mother earth, mountains, mt.rainier, national parks, office emails, outdoors, photography, portland, road trip ideas, scenic view, Seattle, self care, summer ideas, template, travel, vacation, vacation time, walking, Wild life, wunderlust
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Unsanitary Office Behavior
There is a lady who works in our office who never washes her hands after using the toilet. She comes out of the stall, turns the water on and off quickly so it sounds as if she is washing them. … Continue reading
Fried rice meets sibling Culinary Challenge –
Does one ever get too old for siblings competitiveness and the “I bet you can’t” and “I dare you” challenges? It was the last day of my brother’s visit. We were casually reminiscing about life when a commercial came on. … Continue reading
Posted in Kitchen Adventures
Tagged cocktails, comptitiveness, culinary challenge, dare, dinner ideas, etiquette, fried rice, house sit, reputation, rice roni, San Francisco, sibling rivalry, wine
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Real Life of an MSW 