How to Have a Successful Career in Your Spare Time: Lesson 1
Observing my travel and hobby schedule, a friend of mine once said to me 'hey, Tori, how do you find the time to work when you have so much else going on?'. Although work consumes a disproportionately large percentage of my time, I will acknowledge that I have sticky fingers. So, what's the secret? Mostly, it's about prioritizing. Sometimes you need to make tough decisions and be willing to sacrifice certain activities.
Lesson #1: Eat out
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The contrast between the inside of your fridge and the top of your fridge is brilliant.
it's all about priorities.
p.s. some might call it 'brilliant', others might call it 'an alcohol problem'.
"my matrimonial prospects are dismal" Wow Tori, what would Erik say about that statement? haha
I cope in two ways:
- my employer has a pretty good "in office" food program
- I actually aspire to being trim since cycling is the primary hobby.
Generally the state of our fridge doesn't cause us much grief.
Mostly, I think Erik is just grateful that I've stopped the cooking experiments. Miraculously, he survived the unsuccessful "Veggie Burger Experiment of 2004" - finishing almost a gallon of textureless brown bean paste over the course of a month. You don't even want to know about the Catastrophic "Seafood Lasagna Experiment of 2005". It wasn't pretty. He's a real trooper.
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