I hope my last post didn't offend anyone or come off the wrong way. I've had many people offer to help and many people follow-up up on that offer. If you want an example of a group of individuals who've really gotten the "Let me know if you need anything" offer down to a science, … Continue reading Suggested “Anythings” for the “Let me know if I can do anything.”
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Funerals for Futile Phrases: “Let me know if you need anything” and assorted vague offers–Part I
My friend Matt's dad died a few months ago. Never one for small talk or social niceties, Matt begrudgingly notified several co-workers of his fathers' passing to let them know why he'd be out of the office for a few days. One co-worker emailed back the patented responses of "I'm very sorry for your loss" and … Continue reading Funerals for Futile Phrases: “Let me know if you need anything” and assorted vague offers–Part I
Jamey can’t drive 55–actually he can’t drive at all.
, I understood that although no legal entity had told Jamey he couldn't drive, he really shouldn't drive anymore. I believe that personal freedom is a fundamental human right. So you can imagine how hard it was for me to rob Jamey of that human right--his right to choose--his right for freedom--his right to drive. The day I voluntarily surrendered his license to the DMV, we changed from duo to solo And we all know how badly Genesis sucked with Phil Collins at the helm I went from being partner and spouse to keeper and parent Then I bolted out the door, in just tights and turtleneck