This is a static copy of In the Rose Garden, which existed as the center of the western Utena fandom for years. Enjoy. :)
#27 | Back to Top04-20-2011 07:22:54 AM
- wingedbeastie
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Re: The lesson of the day
Be fearless. You are nothing short of amazing.
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#28 | Back to Top04-21-2011 02:35:25 PM
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Re: The lesson of the day
Anji wrote:
Be fearless. You are nothing short of amazing.
Thank you so much. This is what I need right now.
Don't give others your opinions to others' problems UNLESS they ask for it, some people prefer a silent audience to a objective idea offerer.
生命是奇蹟，但是為什麼生活是痛苦的？
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#30 | Back to Top09-29-2011 03:45:02 PM
- Aine Silveria
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Re: The lesson of the day
Do not grab an angry dog's collar.
When life gives you a lot of junk, make pretty sculptures with it.
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#31 | Back to Top10-01-2011 06:32:49 AM
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Re: The lesson of the day
There's a reason that most OS's have a clock in the bottom right-hand corner. USE IT. There's only so many times you can refresh your E-Mail.
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#32 | Back to Top12-29-2011 02:43:02 PM
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Re: The lesson of the day
Wheel of Morality,
turn, turn, turn~
Today's lesson: If both the counter-tops and the kitchen floor need to be cleaned, do the counter-tops first.
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#33 | Back to Top12-30-2011 05:02:43 AM
Re: The lesson of the day
If you don't hit the peacock with your car the first time, don't worry -- it'll still be in your driveway come lunchtime. ROUND TWO: FIGHT!
It takes forty-seven New Zealanders eight months to make just one batch of 42 Below Vodka. ...luckily, that leaves one of us free to be Prime Minister.
Beyond The Silver Leaves
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#34 | Back to Top12-30-2011 04:44:30 PM
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Re: The lesson of the day
Love your enemies.
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#35 | Back to Top12-31-2011 05:53:12 AM
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Re: The lesson of the day
If you're getting soft drinks at a restaurant, make sure you find out how much it costs first, especially if it's not on the menu.
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#36 | Back to Top01-03-2012 02:33:42 PM
- Scoluron
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Re: The lesson of the day
On the subject of beverages...
Drink water! It's actually good for you, not solely a method to speed urination.
"Himemiya! I've misjudged you!" "My image of you is ruined."
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#37 | Back to Top03-05-2012 12:25:55 AM
- Tuliere
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Re: The lesson of the day
Niiii my first post! fgfhgfdsa
Anyhow, here:
"Be cautious, but never afraid of the world."
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#38 | Back to Top03-06-2012 05:03:16 AM
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Re: The lesson of the day
Welcome to the fold, Tuliere.
Message for the day? Love and friendships aren't supposed to hurt.
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#39 | Back to Top03-06-2012 08:39:33 PM
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Re: The lesson of the day
>7< Thank you wbl.
This message is from a fortune cookie:
"Nature gave us one tongue and two ears so we could hear twice as much as we speak."
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#40 | Back to Top03-06-2012 11:08:27 PM
- crystalwren
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Re: The lesson of the day
I have learned that in the workplace, with enough bitching to as many managers in ear shot- even if they're not even in your section- along with documenting the ever living fuck of all your conversations and emails, will eventually get you what you need. Even if it's only being done to shut you the fuck up.
I've also learned that you need to pick your battles, and when to just give up and strike out on your own. If nothing else you'll know what doesn't work. And if anyone has a problem with what you've done, it then puts the emphasis on them to either put up or finally dispense the advice or instructions.
But mostly the documentation thing. Can't go wrong with that.
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