thinking of you, i vomit
die away from me
you promise me X
now you tell me you can't X
and i'm left so pissed
you were my sunshine
but now you are more like
harmful UV rays
regret gains its strength
from delusion of hindsight--
it is a mirage
...starts with the desire to be better.
Instituting a standard should become a total business philosophy and process to allow organizations to establish a sophisticated, results-oriented culture where expectations and accountability are clearly defined for all members everyday. Adopting a standard is not about becoming certified. It's about becoming better.
That is in response to some morons in the workplace who keeps asking what my job is all about...and what COPC will do to us...if we are ready for it...and what benefit we will get should we get certified.
Yes, I'm talking about work...on a Friday! After all, I'm engaged with my work 24x7, at least mentally!
What an ideal world it would be if we all were perfectly organized, and thoroughly efficient. All things that have to be done would be done, and people would go about their lives with clockwork precision. There would be a regular monotony of course, but after all, who needs unpredictability, huh? (is that what it's like to live in Germany, land of faultless proficiency??? JOKE!)
Anyway, being painfully human is part and parcel of all our lives, and I must say I admire a person who set targets, defines schedules and meets his goals unerringly. However, I would not want to be that person. Yes, you heard me, no way! I think the spice of life, and the reason why I enjoy being me, is that I am asymmetrically impulsive, wittily hedonistic, and delightfully optimal in the effort I put into life. How do you approach your life?
Let me leave you with a line from George Orwell's classic Animal Farm;
Wouldn't life be perfect if sweatpants were sexy, Monday mornings were fun, junk food was healthy, friends didn't cause drama, guys weren't confusing, nothing was regretable, and good-byes only meant until tomorrow?
