Okay, I will admit that my energy was quite negative at the time. I was feeling sort of rushed and I was still trying to regain my emotional balance from a previous conversation so all that untamed energy might have done done it. Truthfully, I know I did not put much force on the dipstick. I simply looked at it then lowered it onto my left hand awaiting with a McDonald's napkin. I remember stroking it once and then on the second rightward motion I hear Snap-Crack-Pop! That was the dip stick a snappin', the two pieces crackin' and poppin' me in the eye! That sucked! Mainly because I had so much to do.
That day was the toughest day of all. I could clearly see the scratch to my cornea and it came served with a side of sensitivity to light, headache, random dryness feeling like there was something sitting on my eyeball plus the tear that was also forever flowing to wash it all down. Is that what I get for buying a Honda Civic instead of a BMW? (just a question)
Well just a note of caution. The fact is that the darn dipstick starts out feeling like rubber when you first buy it brand new, but after some use (80k miles in my case) it will get brittle and can possible snap if bent beyond its threshold as it happened to me. Watch out now!
Monday, November 21, 2011
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Oh Delicious Apple
Why is it that right after eating a delicious cold (out the fridge) red apple I get the feeling that I should have never let it go in the first place. It's been over 3 weeks since I had tasted an apple. Obviously too long. I will plant thy seed cause 'HOT DANG' you tasted mighty fine just now!
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Keep Your Skills Sharp!
During tough economic times many folks look for alternative income methods whether by finding a second or third job or creating their own opportunities. Times such as these are ripe for those that have always wanted to run their own business. Create work instead of looking for work! Just another way of thinking positive and being part of the solution.
One other method such as the alternative method mentioned above would be to start creating business transactions through portals such as Ebay.com, Craigslist, Etsy, etc. This serves several purposes. One which is to keep you in tune with business ethics and creating and maintaining a business frame of mind. Some other advantages include the creation of future opportunities as well as automating the habit of being in the know or up-to-date as far as your personal businesses are concerned. Efforts such as these are so important that the lack of it has been used by hiring companies as the reason why they don't want to hire the long-term unemployed. Many hiring companies feel people loose their edge and motivation over time as they sit at home (being denied opportunity after opportunity or like many others sitting at home awaiting job responses that never come). Well if that is the case you can say well, even though there were no jobs available for me I decided to go out and create my own opportunities by volunteering, starting "this" project, selling and trading "here", staying informed and studying "there".
Speaking of studying that is one effort in my opinion that everyone should continue to invest as much of their energy as possible after structured schooling is done. Remember that most schools are in the business of making money and educating. The marketing makes you feel like any other education would be inferior, but ask anyone who has succeeded without a college education or experience and they will tell you that there is no better teacher than yourself. Search for what YOU Love or have a passion for. Search any University of your liking, find their accredited degrees' syllabus and book list. Head to the library or search online, read the books and find the answers to questions you have. The best method for that is to search and save (bookmark) several trusted sources online as well as having trusted like minded folks that you can share and use as a resource. Keep reading, researching, asking questions and applying that knowledge. Now, that's an education! Share the love and you can become the shining beacon or business of your wildest dreams!
Check out these links:
Steve Jobs did it: http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/220515
You can do it: http://hbr.org/2011/10/making-yourself-indispensable/ar/1?cm_sp=most_widget-_-hbr_articles-_-Making%20Yourself%20Indispensable
One other method such as the alternative method mentioned above would be to start creating business transactions through portals such as Ebay.com, Craigslist, Etsy, etc. This serves several purposes. One which is to keep you in tune with business ethics and creating and maintaining a business frame of mind. Some other advantages include the creation of future opportunities as well as automating the habit of being in the know or up-to-date as far as your personal businesses are concerned. Efforts such as these are so important that the lack of it has been used by hiring companies as the reason why they don't want to hire the long-term unemployed. Many hiring companies feel people loose their edge and motivation over time as they sit at home (being denied opportunity after opportunity or like many others sitting at home awaiting job responses that never come). Well if that is the case you can say well, even though there were no jobs available for me I decided to go out and create my own opportunities by volunteering, starting "this" project, selling and trading "here", staying informed and studying "there".
Speaking of studying that is one effort in my opinion that everyone should continue to invest as much of their energy as possible after structured schooling is done. Remember that most schools are in the business of making money and educating. The marketing makes you feel like any other education would be inferior, but ask anyone who has succeeded without a college education or experience and they will tell you that there is no better teacher than yourself. Search for what YOU Love or have a passion for. Search any University of your liking, find their accredited degrees' syllabus and book list. Head to the library or search online, read the books and find the answers to questions you have. The best method for that is to search and save (bookmark) several trusted sources online as well as having trusted like minded folks that you can share and use as a resource. Keep reading, researching, asking questions and applying that knowledge. Now, that's an education! Share the love and you can become the shining beacon or business of your wildest dreams!
Check out these links:
Steve Jobs did it: http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/220515
You can do it: http://hbr.org/2011/10/making-yourself-indispensable/ar/1?cm_sp=most_widget-_-hbr_articles-_-Making%20Yourself%20Indispensable
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