Not sure if any of you use Pushbullet but I recently discovered this app and I’ve fallen in love with it. Not a day goes by where I don’t use it – and speaking as someone who had no idea it existed until a few weeks ago, that’s saying something. For starters, Pushbullet is a handy tool that lets you push text and files from your phone to your computer (or other devices) and vice versa.
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Park Bench Confessional
“You know, we shouldn’t be here.”
“I know, but I had no other choice. I had to see you.”
“Couldn’t you wait till Sunday? Church isn’t going to disappear.”
“Father, you know how important this is to me.”
“I’m sorry, it’s just… never mind. I’ll let you continue.”Jack took a deep breath, pinched the bridge of his nose and looked up to the sky. What do I say? Where do I start? How do I begin? He turned and looked at the priest.
“Father… I’ve… done… I’ve seen… some terrible things.”
“Go on.”
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The layers of skin we drag around
So, almost three years ago I wrote a blog post about being one month old in Priority Communications. It’s crazy how fast time flies. Now I feel like I’m writing a foreword for a CSR Newsletter…
I’m feeling all over the place. So forgive my incoherent ramblings.
It’s almost like I don’t want to leave this place… I kid. It’s time for me to move on.
It’s been a great experience working with the company. I’m thankful to Elaine and co. for taking me in. For taking a chance on me. For molding and shaping me into who I’ve been for the past almost-three-years. They took in this guy who knew next to nothing about public relations, gave me the tools, and showed me what I had to do to become a competent employee. Livan, Leroy, Melody, Rachel – thank you for the help. I know I’m not the example of a perfect employee, but trust me when I say you guys did a great job.
I’ll be taking all the lessons I learnt with me to my new job and beyond. Write softer emails! Don’t use negative words and phrases! To Mozers’ staff!
While I’m extremely eager to embark on the next chapter of my life – I leave Priority with some of the fondest memories. I’ve made plenty of friends there (yes Leroy, friends not colleagues) who I’ll keep in touch with when I’m gone.
To my team at Priority – I’m certain that I’ve left the account in good hands. You guys are more than capable of handling whatever tasks you get. I believe in all of you. Take care and keep the business running.
To everyone else in Priority – thanks for being a part of my life in the company, regardless of how big or small the role we played in each others’ lives.
Maybe I’ll see you guys at my future gigs. Or bump into you in the streets. I’m sure we’ll all cross paths again in the future.
Till we meet again,
The office Twitch.TV addict