Waiter Rant
"Waiter Rant" is a book which had its genesis in a blog of the same title.
Cow found the book to be surprisingly heartfelt and philosophical, not just a bunch of stories about waiting tables. Cow, being a fan of Raymond Chandler herself, liked the allusions to that author.
Down these mean streets a Cow must walk.
Other weekend reading included "Biography of Versailles," not recommended because of the concentration on Louis XIV and lack of Napoleonic-era detail, and "The Impulse Factor."
"The Impulse Factor" by Nick Tasler, had some interesting points interspersed between shameless plugs for his company and his for-profit website. Case studies found in any given situation, most people will be security-minded in their behavior and decision-making, but there is always the 25% who are risk-takers, making impulsive and sometimes foolish choices.
Now that this book shows foolish choices are genetically encoded, Cow feels much better about the foolish choices she's made. And, more to the point, feels no need to retain Tasler's professional services.
Moo!
Cow found the book to be surprisingly heartfelt and philosophical, not just a bunch of stories about waiting tables. Cow, being a fan of Raymond Chandler herself, liked the allusions to that author.
Down these mean streets a Cow must walk.
Other weekend reading included "Biography of Versailles," not recommended because of the concentration on Louis XIV and lack of Napoleonic-era detail, and "The Impulse Factor."
"The Impulse Factor" by Nick Tasler, had some interesting points interspersed between shameless plugs for his company and his for-profit website. Case studies found in any given situation, most people will be security-minded in their behavior and decision-making, but there is always the 25% who are risk-takers, making impulsive and sometimes foolish choices.
Now that this book shows foolish choices are genetically encoded, Cow feels much better about the foolish choices she's made. And, more to the point, feels no need to retain Tasler's professional services.
Moo!
8 Comments:
I can't believe you're impulsive, Ms Cow. Even careful people make mistakes. They usually learn from them too.
I read "Cows in the Barnyard" about 60 times.
Cow appreciates GB's support.
Moo!
Dog, that is also one of Cow's faves!
Moo!
In some contexts "impulsive" means you've actually done something in the past decade.
Allow yourself a few impulses!
Like, starting a blog, for instance?
Cow can confidently salute everyone here for that!
Moo!
Impulsive behaviour leads to trouble. Resist the urge at all times.
Unless of course shopping at sales or buying chocolate, or wine, or perhaps makeup or books.
I needed a laugh so bad today! I pulled up this guys blog and cracked UP! HEEHEE!
Yes indeed.
Plus the "gratitude" factor of, no matter how bad things are, at least not being a waiter.
Moo!
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