I hope that you all have a wonderful Valentine's Day. I am really looking forward to mine...Try to stay warm, since everyone I know will be experiencing some form of precipitation....
CSNStores.com has graciously offered one of my lovelies the chance to win a $60 gift card to one of their 200+ stores. I have been checking out their upholstered headboards , and you won't believe their selection. Here are some of my faves from their site: I love this one. Very cool! Can you believe that this is an INFLATABLE Headboard ??? Who would have thunk?? And it's a great price too! I really like the print on this one. It's super chic! Are you digging these lines on this headboard? The fabric color is Chocolate....how could you possibly go wrong with chocolate;o) But I'll have to say that my absolute favorite headboard would have to be the Lexington Long Cove Southampton Panel Headboard. Simply Gaw-jus;o) As I have told you before, CSNSto...
Here is one of my favorite songs from our song book. It makes you wanna hop up out of your seat while singing it:o) Now this version makes you want to jump out in the aisle and get crazy...this version is the more spirited version...I LIKE it;o) We have been under the weather this week with a bug, so I haven't really been in the mood for crafting. We are well now, but I am swamped with hair stylist duties..I have a teacher gift in my head and I am looking forward to creating and sharing it with you all. I am hoping to get that done this weekend. As far as the Christmas tree update...I now have 3 trees up..only 2 of which are decorated...4 more to go..yes, I know...sick;o)
Today is Christmas day – virtually everywhere in the world, today is a holiday. And here I am , at my desk, pretending to be working. For its not a holiday in atheist China. Despite the best efforts of companies to tempt the Chinese into “Christmas shopping”, the day remains stubbornly irrelevant here. I have a stream of people walking up to my desk today. They are all asking me to approve carrying forward their leave entitlements which they have not used up. Everybody knows that they will not use them up next year as well and will ask to carry it over again. This charade goes on every year. Much as I rail against them for not planning their leave properly, its not going to change. For the Chinese (and Indians) don’t like to go on holiday. They like to work. Contrast this with Europe. In August, most of Europe, at least France, completely shuts down. And between Christmas and New Year, not a soul is seen anywhere near the office. So here we are, working in a global business, where the ...
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