I was gone all weekend and now catching back up. So if you haven’t left already, have a happy turkey day with the little one. See ya when you get back…I’ll be cooking for a whole group so I’ll be busy myself this week!

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I always manage to find the people who say Yes but, or other ass-kicking words that get me past whatever block I’m currently experiencing.

Enjoy the great American holiday!

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Hey, that’s true! I should be posting it some time around 4 pm today

(everyone, let Kelly get first post!!!)

-Brett

Brett Legree’s last blog post…week 1 – report card.

That just means I get a chance to be the first commenter. Works for me!

Later,

Kelly

I’ll just bring more beer to Friar’s house then…

(*sigh* I’m taking an unintended “no-show” today for Viking Fridays until I get home, you see, I have a *killer* picture from Friar but the firewall at The Factory wouldn’t let the JPEG through today… and I refuse to post until I have the picture, it’s that good!!!)

-Brett

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Welcome! Karen did say some darned nice things about me. I’m glad you decided to pop on over here. And “yes” people… that can happen at home, too!

I agree, complaints are a great opportunity for companies that are listening. Right about now, that should be everyone looking for an edge… and that should be everyone!

Thanks for your comment. I hope you’ll find plenty to read here at MCE.

Graham,

“Yes, but” or “Yes, and”—that’s a sledgehammer wrapped in a soft towel. I do appreciate that.

Your prof: “…it was our job to study his poetry and tell him why it worked so well…” Ooh, Yes people who paid for the privilege! That’s a new one!

When you pay for the punching with a consultant, generally you take it better, too, because you are open to it if you paid for it. Lots of good points there.

RLD,

I think “Nah nah I don’t hear you” usually covers that, and you can still have a beer with them afterwards. But you don’t benefit from it much.

Brett,

I might pre-post a few “try this from the vault” posts this evening (see, I’m already unable to stay away and I haven’t even left yet). My big thing was I didn’t want to be a comments no-show and have Friar crying on the floor in a corner.

Oh—

Friar! You’re here?

*ahem*

I’ve checked with you on my absence, and you’ve approved. That’s enough for me.

Psst… you can tell me, are you allergic to Ralph Lauren quotes, or were you doing something dastardly like working the last couple of days? You never skip telling me WW is totally wrong… I missed it!

Not too many Yes Men around here. We have such a fine crowd at MCE.

Until later,

Kelly

I’m glad you’re taking my “advice”.

I approve of your time off, but make sure you also check with each and every one of your readers.

Oh, and don’t forget to notify the FBBR (Federal Bureau of Blog Registries_.

But DO enjoy your turkey!

Enjoy turkey day, you’ve earned it – and then be all means, take some time off.

We can dig through the archives here but we’ll certainly be here when you return!

-Brett

Brett Legree’s last blog post…week 1 – report card.