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This site is a little project that lets me make fun of some things and sense of others. I use it to think a little more relationally without resorting to doing actual math.
Especially funny today since I’m in at the office when most of the province gets a statutory holiday today.
It does feel like things have been hectic the past few weeks…a little time off would provide more appreciation! Is that included in the stimulus package?
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DB
@Giftoftheday: Er, I don’t think so. Family Day was a new statutory holiday introduced in Ontario last February. Alberta’s also had it a while. Since my company does business across the country, we still need a minimum number of people on-site.
“Millions long for immortality who don’t know what to do with themselves on a rainy Sunday afternoon.” — Susan Ertz
And when you can take vacation time anytime you please but don’t get paid for it, appreciation for freedom takes a nosedive.
And it takes the right kind of person to stretch that line out a little further and be retired.
Vacation= holiday time
X-axis: see also “Watching votes in Venezuela from outside it”
I’ve been on vacation for three years, and it didn’t work that way for me. Up, then down, then on its way back up again, like a sideways S curve.
OOOO, this is so true.
You will never know good, unless there is evil.
Everything is relative.
It’s only during vacation that you’re enjoying your freedom. Thus, if everyday is vacation time, one wouldn’t appreciate the freedom vacation entails.
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