At one point in my career I was in a small internal technical consultancy team, run by a chap who is still a good friend (we do Bristol, Ascot shows each year and meet for dinner a few times a year). Chris felt that his full team meetings were better for team building events, unfortunately I didn’t agree. I was still carrying a chief architect and 3rd line troubleshooting role for the core data networks. If I saw the telltale signs of a team building I’d excuse myself briefly, ring a friend from a landline and ask him to page me with an urgent operational issue about 10 minutes before the surprise event (to be identified by suspicious lack of clarity on the agenda).
I genuinely think he never realised.
Great story. Does he subscribe to this Forum?
Luckily not.
Second Law of Thermodynamics
“Any stable system will inevitably degenerate into total chaos.”
Sh*t Happens sums it up.
Phil
You need to write a weekend published glossy blurb for a well known newspaper.
To take our Lord Sid’s words in vain…
“Entropy, entropy!.. we’ve all got it, entropy…”
Trying to avoid a second trip for the most part seems to be my issue. To avoid a second 20 foot trip this morning, I dropped and broke one of my favourite coffee mugs. Twit!
Sounds familiar - just about managed 6 mugs in a trip down to the kitchen - amazed I didn’t try balancing a glass inside one of them, had it been full of squash no doubt I’d have done so and tipped the drink on the stairs.
Whoops, it was…sigh…all those years watching Carry On and I learnt nuffink!
Well as far as the smashed watch goes, it is several years old and battery life was waning - too old to even attract a trade-in from Apple and they’d charge at least £229 for an out of warranty glass repair!
Maybe my subconscious was after a new one anyway and allowed it to drop!
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