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View From the Bleachers
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A whimsical look at pop culture, from Twitter to parenting teenagers to the latest in politics, with a skewed, light-hearted perspective. (Family Friendly site)
- Added on: Sep 29th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Tim Jones
- Listed in: Social Commentary Family Friendly
- Tags: politics technology parenting business teenagers pop culture
Recent Posts
Business Lesson #46: The Dos and Don’ts of Holiday Office Parties
In this week’s business advice column, I thought it timely to discuss a few important aspects of management etiquette for your upcoming holiday office party. Any day now you’ll likely receive an invitation to your company’s Holiday Office ...
Don’t Let Five-Year Olds Vote
Each week in this humor blog, I try to poke fun at some current event, a lame trend, or, when I can’t think of anything else, Glenn Beck. But I wanted to speak to you seriously this week, from the heart, about what I am for and what I am against...
The Real Meaning of Christmas – Part 2: Decorations
Last week I wrote about one aspect of the real meaning of the holiday season – the important annual tradition of sending out hundreds of unsigned holiday greeting cards with photos of your kids to hundreds of people you don’t really care if yo...
The Real Meaning of Christmas – Part 1: Holiday Greeting Cards
Let me be the first to wish you Happy Valentine’s Day. Why so early, you ask? When it comes to holiday preparations, you need to be thinking months ahead. This year, the Christmas season officially started on September 27th. That’s the day...
Dr. Tim, Help me! My daughter has a boyfriend
This week, I dug deep into the Dr. Tim advice column mailbag and came up with the following very informative letter: Dear Dr. Tim: My 16-year old daughter now has a boyfriend. Should I kill myself? Signed, Terrified in Tacoma. Thank you for your ve...
Business Lesson #27: The Importance of Committees
Having more than 25 years of management experience under my belt (only 7 of which were catastrophically misguided), I periodically like to share a few pearls of business wisdom. Some might argue it’s more like scraps of cubic zirconia. Never...
