This is a serious case of dramatic irony starting with a character that has a lot of eyes, but can't see what's obvious.
This is a serious case of dramatic irony starting with a character that has a lot of eyes, but can't see what's obvious.
Happy Groundhog Day. 3 of them said early spring. Yay! I love Groundhog Day. Spring is coming.
Thankful for Dipsgiving, my college kid hosted her Highschool friends for a dip extravaganza. I miss these faces❤️
“Home”. Happy Thanksgiving.
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Finished this week for the Leadership 101 series I teach at work. While I (& most of my group) appreciated (pun intended) much of the core & practical information in this book, we didn‘t appreciate all of the fluff such as listing out each kind of workplace & saying why appreciation will work there. We‘d have liked more practical examples & ideas for each type of appreciation. Note: those participants who read The 5 Love Languages liked it most.
The pages are turning yellow. The spine sounds a little crunchy, but I could not discard these brave hens who stood before the king and his chicken dinner and glass of wine in his high chair.
I chose this book from my massive TBR pile with the hope of gaining some ideas on how I can better show appreciation for my coworkers. I immediately liked it and found the introduction and background story interesting. I then almost bailed on it entirely when the authors started reporting on statistics and research. Fortunately, I stayed the course and gained a lot.
Full review at https://abookandadog.com
@Fr3NcHtOaSt a personal thank you from the author for sharing and liking his books. I had to mention how you're finding them so good too. Yay! I've spoken to many authors but it's always lovely to hear from them. #authorthanks #booklove #appreciation