DISQUS

love the post

You always do what you love. The key is to learn to love what you need.

You da' motivator man. Count me in.

For you Frank, I might make an exception.

One of my favorite aspects of the Ritz's motto is that it makes clear, one need not lose their status as a lady or gentleman because they serve others. Good reminder for service providers and a good reminder for those of us lucky enough to be guests, anywhere.

I read your post and this is the picture that appears in my mind:

http://tbn0.google.com/images?q=tbn:W_efrgMGjdN...

Sometimes HR is about knowing what people need and then giving it. I needed a smile today. You gave it. Well done. Thank you.

I think you missed the point in you juvenile sarcasm. The key is that it is "fresh" - never frozen. The canned stuff is especially unsatisfying.

Thanks for the visit Frank!

You forgot to finish the headline:

... Hire iFractal!

I had to turn this office because I am laughing so loud people are coming to my office to fine out if I OK.

Great post.

Have a beer and a brat while you are there for me.

As the creator of some of those four-color geometric shaped picures myself, I cringed a bit reading the post today.

Can't disagree though. It's always about doing.

Thanks for a great post Frank.

Next time someone want to spend three days on a mission-vision exercise prior to us actually fixing problems, I am going to open up a can of TR on them.

Thanks for a nice Father's Day post Frank. I appreciate having both my Dad and Father-in-Law with me today.

I have heard you speak of your Dad a lot over the years. I wish I had known him better. I only know him through you as a friend, colleague and from a distance, watching you as a Dad. He must have been very special.

Tim Russert's sudden death just before the holiday, I think have a lot of us thinking.

Sometimes knowing how gossip works at your place can be a powerful tool to getting out information in a way that is very sticky.

Eva was right.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrbPAt1_vc4

Laurie's comment is now hanging on my wall!

In heat like this, I would rather think about blue claw crabs; a cold sixer of Yuengling and share than clawbacks.

In today's crossword do I recall "seven letter word for non-protocal following orafice?"

Great question Frank.

Here is the look in the mirror follow up. Which one are you now? Which were you X years ago when you started?

The kids at the after prom are not the ones making the bad decisions. Mom was preaching to he choir.

I'm in.

Not exactly on point, but this post reminded me of fourth grade at St. Laurence School.

I wrote a book report about a mystery. In the book report I referred to it as a "who done it".

Sister returned my paper with "done" crossed out and replaced by "did".

Luckly, even at the age of 10 I knew to laugh.

Great list - how about adding "When they are there, they are there."