Rebel with a soft heart

That's me at work. My smile wasn't quite as big as that though today- it's been a long and busy day. I said to one of my collegues at one stage: "Can you please just make sure you don't leave any heavy blunt objects laying around near me? Because I wouldn't want to hurt anyone." Of course I'm just kidding. Peace is my middle name and if you haven't done your work, don't worry about it, just leave it to me. I will gladly do it, and that of your friend and your friend's dog as well. And then I'll put together a business masterplan, do the roster, massage everyone's feet, employ a few new people, make sure everyone is happy, counsel those who are not happy, do someone else's work, smile, answer 53 e-mails, meet a few clients and make coffee for you and your friend's dog. Was that a soy half strength decaf? And don't hesitate to call me at home if you have any problems- I'll be more than happy to come in and do a few more people's work.

Sorry what? Yeah, that was meant to be sarcastic. It's really not that bad, or at least it's partially my own fault, because I take on too much responsibility, much to my friends' and my mum's discontent. Anyway. Seeing that my brain is feeling quite lame tonight, I thought I'll leave you with someone elses inspirational ideas. So here's Bettina's stolen thought of the day:

It is not worth an intelligent man's time to be in the majority. By definition, there are already enough people to do that.
G. H. Hardy (1877 - 1947)

Good point. I'm one of those people who likes to do things differently just for the hell of it. Yeah, bit of a rebel in disguise. But a rebel with a soft heart.