Wisconsin Judge Election

How handing out million dollar checks to buy an election is legal, I cannot understand. But some people don't have a soul, and no matter how much money they have, they cannot buy one. If there are still people who don't think that billionaires are buying the government for their own purposes, think hard about this one election for a judge seat in the state of Wisconsin. The one thing I do understand, is that enough good people had the decency to say no to this hostile takeover.

For Beneath

Why didn't the boss want to sweep the floor? Because it was beneath him.

All Good

Jim Clothes

Spring in Minnesota

Yesterday day it got up to 70°F. Now it's 37°.

Is it a Building?

If you are building a building, but it isn't built yet, it's not really a building. So if you are tearing down a building, is it a building? Or is it a tear down?

Kevin Bakin'?

It's so hot in the car waiting to pick my son up from school, that I'm becoming Kevin Bakin'.

Governor Wrong on Remote Work

I'm afraid I must part ways with Governor Tim Walz on the issue of remote work. I even had to chuckle, when I heard his reasoning for making state employees return to the office at least 50% of the time. That reasoning, is a tactic being used quite often recently, when decisions are made unilaterally and not by consensus. George Carlin was right. People throw a lot of big words and lofty language into things to make them sound more important than they are. I work remotely. If I want to collaborate with my team, I can do that just as quickly and perhaps more efficiently remotely than in the office. We have so many collaborative tools at our disposal, that messages and team meetings are an effective and normal part of our daily work life. It is not our responsibility to populate the downtown areas at our expense. Working remotely, saves fuel and time. While being very productive, I am also able to better care for my family. My job has changed, and is going to change again. Each time, I am expected to reinvent myself and adapt. That is what the downtown areas are going to need to do as well. Things change, and the remote work trend is almost all positive. If this was not the case, people would be wanting to go back to the office instead of labor unions fighting against such unilateral decisions.