Do you ever have one of those days when something or someone has p*^%ed you off so much that you really want to blog about it, but try to resist?
Take today for example. *** Sorry, I have now edited this part out. I had my rant, now I'm back to resisting ***
I really wanted to blog about it, but I'm going to resist.
hahaha Don't blame you for 'not' blogging about that. Sometimes it is good 'not' to get things off your chest!!
ReplyDeleteI came very close to posting a rant about my s-i-l and what an unfriendly, rude pain in the proverbial she is, but now many of my friends and family read my blog so I'm glad I resisted the urge.
I used to resist because the in-laws would get worked up, but now that I've gone "undercover", I don't have to. Resisting my urges didn't do any good anyway because they read things into what I wrote and saw insults anyway.
ReplyDeleteI'd be surprised that the boss didn't get the lazy coworker to get in gear and do his share except I know you work in Japan. It is usually the case in Japan that slackers are given less responsibility because they are seen as less capable and hard workers are given more work because they are viewed as being able to handle it. You still get the same pay, of course, and the hard workers get zero recognition. This is all part of the de-motivational package which is Japanese business culture.
I've heard somewhere that resistance is futile.
ReplyDeleteI can hardly type because I'm laughing so hard right now... :-D
ReplyDeleteLove the 'not blogging'
ReplyDeleteExcellent resistance !
ReplyDeleteI truly admire your restraint!
ReplyDeletehehehe... thanks for the comments everyone! I finally gave in and edited it though, had my rant, now don't want to make too many waves.
ReplyDeleteBlogging about not blogging! Well done Mel. :-)
ReplyDeleteActually, I'm very good at "not blogging", I do it most days, far more that I actually blog, so I thought it was about time that I blogged about not blogging.
ReplyDeleteHello. And Bye.
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