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Seeing Real Life Fantasy
As a child one of my favorite animals was always the seahorse. Ever since I laid eyes on this creature through books and media such as cartoons, they've always been in a special place to my heart. Yes, though they're not on the top of the food chain, unlike the orca, seahorses have always been oddly unique if not mesmerizing.
By Thavien Yliaster3 years ago in Journal
What Exactly Does Hybrid Working Mean?
As a result of the fact that some companies are bringing folks back to work on-site while other workers opt to continue working from home, the topic of hybrid work environments is becoming an increasingly popular one. Find out what it means to work in a hybrid environment and how such a configuration can be helpful for fostering successful teamwork and productivity.
By Munnazir Zarin3 years ago in Journal
Harold and Maude
Harold and Maude, directed by Hal Ashby, is a grim yet mildly humorous black comedy about a suicidal young man, Harold (Bud Cort) who seems to suffer the ill effects of a schizoid personality disorder. Harold's flat, lifeless, emotionless demeanor is offset by his dark obsession with death, his bizarre, faked "suicides" (it is never quite explained how he manages to do this, but we must assume since he continually "kills himself" in front of his mother, who maintains a blase attitude about it, that he is either daydreaming or using some special effects props), and the fact that he attends funerals for pleasure. Outwardly, he's an attractive cyborg.
By Tom Baker3 years ago in Journal
I’m calling about your social security benefits
“I’m calling about your car’s extended warranty. Do you still have a Mazda 6?” “Who do you want to speak with?” “The owner of the Mazda 6.”
By Pamela Dirr3 years ago in Journal
Omar's Diary to 31st October 2022
Words would fail me if I tried to tell you how absolutely thrilled I was to have won first prize with this photograph in a local village show. The brief in the show schedule was for a "Woodland Glade". I just wonder how many of the demographic of Burley village defined as "blue rinses" or "silver seniors" noticed the cheeky activity in the lower right-hand corner of the shot?
By Alan Russell3 years ago in Journal
What exactly is a limited company?
A limited company is a legal business structure that is formed and registered with Companies House, the Registrar of Companies in the United Kingdom. When a business is formed through Companies House, it legally becomes an individual. As a result, because it is accountable for its own activities, finances, and responsibilities, a limited corporation is a wholly independent individual from its owners.
By cheap accountant3 years ago in Journal
Can a Lone Proprietor Hire Employees?
If you're asking whether a single proprietor can hire staff, the answer is yes, but it's not usual. This post will address this question as well as related topics such as employment law, contracts, freelancers, and limited companies.
By cheap accountant3 years ago in Journal
Cromulent Comparisons
The unacceptable cromulent tactics of manipulative meaningless conversation pieces are the building blocks to unprovoked tension and drama; which could very easily be useful and beneficial to everyone if proper communication was attempted.
By Cadma3 years ago in Journal
Socialism and Capitalism VS Concentrated Wealth/Power
Voters on the liberal side of the aisle genuinely despise the fact that our so-called free market, capitalist economy has resulted in so much wealth/power being concentrated in the hands of so few at the expense of so many. They contend that you can’t have a political democracy when 1% of the population owns and controls the Senate, the House, the Presidency, State Legislatures, as well as the mainstream media, whether on the left or the right. That’s not a democracy. It’s an oligarchy, a plutocracy, a government of the people, by the wealthy and for the wealthy!
By Ufreleyi3 years ago in Journal
UKRAINE MISFORTUNES WHEN SAUDI ARABIA BENEFITS
What an unhappy car. Well, happy to do. Sykkuno Nasralla. How about the cassowary? See ya, Cody. So if you do. If you do me again, how you can get the murder
By Manoil3 years ago in Journal
Purple: The Real Evil
Greetings, fellow Rogues. Time for another “diary” entry. I had the pleasure of turning on my laptop after a very interesting and somewhat challenging week. I was feeling a bit down lately.
By The Rogue Scribe3 years ago in Journal
Things to do Before You Die - part 2
11- Try To Teach The Lessons To Your Children That You Learnt At The Age of 40 Usually, people hold their adolescents unaware of the lessons that they research later in their life. At that stage, they suppose that they have to have discovered it early in life. But when it comes to their children, they leave this on the time to educate them.
By Cosmin Child3 years ago in Journal