Tag: rules
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Adam’s 5 Rules for People I Do Life With
Doug Fields recently posted this picture after his trip Kenya, to visit his son Cody, who took some time off from college to serve in a ministry there. These are the rules of some street kids who self-govern their community. Doug closed the post by asking, “What guidelines would best enhance your closest relationships?” I…
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The Godfather, Scene One
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bB9cLr7OR-A& Easily my favorite films. Right from the first scene you see that the world is controlled by two competing mores. First, the surface world where law & order seemingly rule in a land where everyone is equal. Second, the underworld which truly defines what law & order means for a certain class of people.…
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Rules for Public Transportation
We are a one car household. Fortunately for us, we live in a city where you can get away with having just one car because we have a decent public transportation system. Our transportation system, San Diego Metropolitan Transit System, also has a policy that permits bikes. This allows me the daily privilege of riding…
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Rules for Blog Comments
Quick synopsis: I reserve the right to edit your comments if they contain foul language. I welcome all comments and all types of comments. You may use a pseudo-name so your “real name” isn’t publicly visible. But you must use your real email address so I can follow-up with you. You are welcome to use…
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Classic All-Staff E-mail
I’m a fan of the site, Passive-Aggressive Notes. It’s a site about passive-aggressive notes left for friends, co-workers, family, and anyone else who you want to say something to but don’t have the nerve to do it to their face. This example was sent to several hundred employees at a Canadian company. I’m wondering if…
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Adam’s Rules for Sushi
Last night I learned a big sushi lesson. Actually, three good sushi lessons. Lesson #1 Any dude from Indiana shouldn’t make a sushi run at 8 PM. He is hereby required to take someone who knows what the heck they are doing. Lesson #2 Eight orders for two people means you’ll have so much left…