Sometimes, modesty ISN'T for suckers

[bogwitch64]

I am well aware that I am lucky to be able to work from home, cover my body in tattoos, sit at my desk in shorts, a flannel shirt and slippers, crow about my successes and lament those things less than shiny in my life. I have no boss to reprimand me for taking ownership of a job well-done or bringing my personal life to work. (Actually, I do have

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[msstacy13]

That's what they mean when they say
"Virtue is its own reward."

[wendigomountain]

(((Hugs))) for whoever it is. I can totally sympathize.

[bogwitch64]

You have no idea how often I thought of you throughout the weekend, love.

[wendigomountain]

Thank you, Terri. I wondered where all those good vibes were coming from.

I was up last night watching Suze Orman on PBS and was cracking up the entire time. She kept talking about changing ones situation and going towards the within or something. It was comedic gold. Maybe Suze could host the Oscars next year? ;)

[wendigomountain]

Sorry, it was "learning to stand in your truth." Bwhahahaha! Still gets me every time!

[queenoftheskies]

I'm sorry you had to experience that. ::HUGS:: Very difficult when it happens.

[j_cheney]

That's often one of the drawbacks of the workplace. People often get snarky and back-stabby, when all the rest of us just want to get on with our jobs...

[wldhrsjen3]

Ugh. Sounds like a stressful work situation, but this is me tossing love and sparkles your way, because you are FABULOUS.

<3 <3 <3 *~/*~/~*