How’s it going? I hope all is well. Let’s get to the stuff I know you came here for.
What great thing would you attempt if you knew you could not fail? Robert H. Schuller
We’ve heard of some pretty odd sick day excuses. Like dentures flying out of the mouth on the highway. Or a glass eye that just won’t stay. We’ve heard of those, right? Well, a survey was conducted to see some excuses for using s sick day. Check it out.
‘Do me a favor and bring me their check too. Someone just got diagnosed. Don’t tell them”
Bogota-based Santa Fe began the game in their grey training kits, adding numbers with surgical tape, while an assistant bought counterfeit shirts on the street for 12,000 pesos ($6.37) apiece and scrawled names and numbers on with a red marker pen.
Told ya I’d be back on the weekend shift! Let’s get to it.
I promised you an announcement yesterday. Here it is: Daily Good Stuff is coming back to the weekend. Yes, Saturday and Sunday will have DGS posts once again. So, what about Weekly News and Weekly Funnies? They’ll stay right where they are.
But, right now, it’s Wednesday and we’ve got some good stuff to look at.
The first step toward success is taken when you refuse to be a captive of the environment in which you first find yourself. Mark Caine
Hey, how was your week? I hope it went well. Let’s look at the latest news.
By now, you’ve probably heard about this, but, our government is back in action. The shutdown is over. Or at least, I would hope so. As I’m typing this, it’s not quite official. We’ll see.
We already knew that Oreo’s are own by a company that also makes cigarettes, among other addictive things things. And so, it shouldn’t be a surprise to learn that you could actually be addicted to Oreo’s:
Oreos are as addictive as cocaine, at least for lab rats, and just like us, they like the creamy center best. Eating the sugary treats activates more neurons in the brain’s “pleasure center” than drugs such as cocaine, the team at Connecticut College found.
Yup. Okay, so the article doesn’t make the connection I made but still.
And although that job alone isn’t remarkable, just imagine trying to put up a three-bedroom, two-bath ranch without any blueprints — and doing it in total darkness.
