Hi fellow passionate readers,
I was reading an interesting back-issue newsletter from a well known marketing guru. And he was talking about frozen Peanut & Jelly sandwiches made by Smuckers. I don't know if they still make 'em... but still...
You just yank it out of the freezer and stick it in the kid's lunch pail before they head off for school. OK. This product is for very lazy parents. As the marketer concluded... let the kid make his own lunch. It's a useful life skill.
Same thing with relationships. You get what you put in. If you ignore the other person. Treat them with disrespect or plain don't like yourself...
Guess what? You aren't going to be happy. And don't you dare go looking for another relationship because sure as rain... you still are going to be happy.
In short... work on your relationships. It's a life skill.
I'll see you later,
Brad
P.S. BTW, I discovered at one time Smuckers tried to patent the frozen P&J sandwich but the U.S. Appeals court said no!
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Monday, May 12, 2008
Saturday, June 2, 2007
Dr. Kevorkian Gets Out of Jail
Dr. Kevorkian -- aka "Dr. Death," has just been released from prison after 8 years. He is now 79 years old.
For those who don't know, Jack Kevorkian went to jail after assisting the suicide of a terminally ill man. Jack claimed to assist the suicides of 130 other people.
The whole thing is very polarizing and controversial.
On one hand, the terminally ill folks deserve to die with dignity. Because as many people who will attest for their loved ones who wasted away in agonizing deaths...
On the other hand, this man is a doctor who took the Hippocratic oath to care for his patients. And most major religions forbid suicides...
Jack paid his debt to society. He will command huge speaker fees.
What do you think? Is Jack right or wrong?
Relationships
For those who don't know, Jack Kevorkian went to jail after assisting the suicide of a terminally ill man. Jack claimed to assist the suicides of 130 other people.
The whole thing is very polarizing and controversial.
On one hand, the terminally ill folks deserve to die with dignity. Because as many people who will attest for their loved ones who wasted away in agonizing deaths...
On the other hand, this man is a doctor who took the Hippocratic oath to care for his patients. And most major religions forbid suicides...
Jack paid his debt to society. He will command huge speaker fees.
What do you think? Is Jack right or wrong?
Relationships
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