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JUST BE NICE!
Customer service! A bit like choosing a religion then damning God; like giving peanuts to an allergy sufferer and watching them choke; like taking people on to your cabin cruiser for a nice day out, pushing them overboard while saying … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Business, Honesty in Business, Customer Service
Tagged LinkedIn, Business, Google, Facebook, Carpet, Customer service, Sales, Fitted carpet
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WHY UKIP?
On a sunny Sunday morning, morbid thoughts are not what I want when I rise from my slumbers and make for the coffee machine. But life today is so fraught with trauma, disaster and distressing reports of people living lives … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Financial Cuts, Food For Thought, Older People, Politics
Tagged Australia, Conservative, Labour, New Zealand, Nigel Farage, Tory, UK Independence Party, UKIP
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BENEFITS OR BONUSES?
I am sick to death with the pre-occupation in this country with class. Has the class system always been a way for those who are financially superior to the rest of us, make sure they stay that way? Or has … Continue reading
FOR LOVE OR MONEY?
If you are a millionaire, you are probably not reading this. I woke up at three this morning, having had one of those dreams where you have won the lottery but couldn’t find the ticket. It’s the sort of dream … Continue reading
Posted in Australian Adventure, Economics, Financial Cuts, Food For Thought, HAPPINESS
Tagged Arts, Australia, Circus, Euromillions, Money, Money Management, Performing Arts, Personal Finance
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NO PRESSURE
Blogging is hard work. Getting a new blog out there everyday is PRESSURE! But then, I have always thrived on a bit of pressure and writing a blog is a great way to let off steam when you see things … Continue reading
Posted in Children, Christmas, Economics, Food For Thought, HAPPINESS, Honesty in Business
Tagged BBC, Beeb, Blog, Christmas cake, George Entwhistle, Golden handshake, Jimmy Savile, Newsnight
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ACCOUNTABILITY
Social networking sites and blogs have made those in power more accountable. People can say what they think, particularly about their elected representatives. Of course, there are dangers, as we have seen in the past week when unproven allegations of child … Continue reading
EASY COME EASY GO MONEY
The Dutch bank ING has withdrawn its lending programme, so the morning TV news told me today. The banks seem to be having it all their own way – again. There is an acute cynicism in the way the High … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Education, Financial Cuts, Food For Thought, KEEP SAFE, Politics
Tagged Banks, Money Savvy, Quantitative easing, Savings
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A VULNERABLE WAY OF LIFE
So much misery on the news this week. It’s enough to make you eat cake non-stop for a month! Hurricane Sandy swept away our perception that we poor humans rule the world. Living in the West we somehow feel protected … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, KEEP SAFE, Nature, Politics, Weather
Tagged Hurricane Sandy, The Trappings of Modern Life, Weather
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STOP ABUSE NOW
This week, the Jimmy Savile horror story continues to dominate our media. It is making me think about the way our culture treats women, for most of his victims, from what I read, were girls. After all the battles women … Continue reading
Posted in Child Abuse, Children, Crime, Economics, FAMILY, Jimmy Savile, KEEP SAFE, SAFETY FOR WOMEN, Women
Tagged BBC, Child abuse, Germaine Greer, Jimmy Savile, Pope, Savile, Sexual abuse, Television
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