I don't believe in soul mates. I really just don't think they exist. I think it's a term full of romantic nonsense that people who like to watch Dawson's Creek enjoy throwing around as if it means something. People end up with who they're attracted to, that's all there is to it. I believe that … Continue reading Soul Mates
Medal of Honor
During Dad's last few years in this world, he had a few favorite past times. One was to watch every single episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine over and over again. He never quite memorized every line from every show, but that was not really his forte.He sang … Continue reading Medal of Honor
Recliner
I used to have a recliner that I never sat in. Okay, never is a big word, and somewhat inappropriate. There were times when I actually did sit in it, but those were rare times. It was a very comfortable chair. It was overstuffed and even rocked. I'm fairly certain I could have fallen asleep … Continue reading Recliner
Scary
I wouldn't necessarily say that I scare easily. Or maybe I do and enjoy that feeling from time to time. The feeling you get after a really good jump scene in a horror movie. Or the feeling you get on a roller coaster. It's kind of a good scared. The scary that really disturbs me, … Continue reading Scary
Worry
Most people I know worry more than I do. I'm generally not a worrier. In fact, when problems come along, I probably don't worry enough about them. But maybe that's a good thing. It's not that I don't get stressed out over stuff. If you've been reading this blog for even a couple months, you … Continue reading Worry
More Pointless Training
In the world of banking, the people on the front lines of the industry are known as tellers. These are the people who are expected to help customers with all of their day to day banking needs. It is often a thankless and miserable position to hold. These are their stories. These are their legends… … Continue reading More Pointless Training
Burned
When we're young we're forced to learn certain lessons the hard way. It's not because our parents didn't try to teach us the easy way, it's just that we wanted to test the boundaries. Sometimes it's important for us to allow children to test boundaries. If they aren't allowed to make certain mistakes, there's no … Continue reading Burned
Question of the Week #21
Do you prefer being around men or women? Do your closest friends tend to be men or women? Well, a lot of the time, I don't like being around anyone... people in general. So... can I just say neither? Really, I guess it depends on my mood and the specific situation and the actual people … Continue reading Question of the Week #21
Disconnected
I'm not one who likes to admit when he's addicted to something. Good thing I'm not an alcoholic, 'cause isn't that step one? But when it comes to feeling disconnected, I have to admit that I'm addicted to the internet. I mean, it's not a full-on, I gotta be in front of it every minute … Continue reading Disconnected
Three Customers
In the world of banking, the people on the front lines of the industry are known as tellers. These are the people who are expected to help customers with all of their day to day banking needs. It is often a thankless and miserable position to hold. These are their stories. These are their legends… … Continue reading Three Customers
The Confusing Middle 