A quick update: the wayward shirts have been located. I still have not seen them, but I will this morning. Someone asked if I ever considered a sibling for Gene. Yes, I did. Knowing the way I work, I probably didn’t know myself when I started this little story line so many years ago whether Janis would be pregnant or not. (Spoiler! She isn’t.) The way I work, again, it was never “decided” as such; it just never happened. A sibling would have expanded the strip, to be sure, but I think maybe I didn’t want to be tied to several years of baby jokes.
Great Expectations II
By Jimmy Johnson
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76 responses to “Great Expectations II”
In meetings all morning. Eisenhower’s Priority Matrix divides everything into one of four categories…
1. Important and Urgent
2. Important but not Urgent
3. Urgent but not Important
4. Neither Important nor Urgent
Guess where “Meetings” fall.
emb, peanut butter has 4 grams of protein per tablespoon, so I suppose one would have to decide if the 8 grams of fat is worth that. Note: “Low fat” peanut butters just replace the fat with sugar, so it’s not really recommended.