Tuesday, December 30, 2003
Lessons learned. 2003 is almost done, about ready to be consigned to a shelf or an archive. So what have I learned in the last calender year?
1). First and second impressions are often wrong. In a good way or, more often, in a bad way, as in, "I didn't expect that..."
2). Confidence is sexy. Cave men are sexier.
3). Repeat a lie loudly and often and the majority of people will want to believe it is the truth.
4). Money and corruption pretty much go hand in hand.
5). Calling you representatives' offices and yelling at staff members is probably useless but is an excellent stress reliever.
6). Cats have short memories.
7). I have a long memory.
8). I'm going to be an annoying old person.
9). The internet is better than religion.
So what have you learned this year?
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1). First and second impressions are often wrong. In a good way or, more often, in a bad way, as in, "I didn't expect that..."
2). Confidence is sexy. Cave men are sexier.
3). Repeat a lie loudly and often and the majority of people will want to believe it is the truth.
4). Money and corruption pretty much go hand in hand.
5). Calling you representatives' offices and yelling at staff members is probably useless but is an excellent stress reliever.
6). Cats have short memories.
7). I have a long memory.
8). I'm going to be an annoying old person.
9). The internet is better than religion.
So what have you learned this year?
