Nap pods in a New York office building
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Every so often, as I down tools at the week’s end, pick up the kids and wonder what on earth I’m going to make for dinner, I cast my mind back to the days of being employed by a top tier law firm, and the thrill that I’d experience as Friday wore on. Because the weekend was approaching, certainly – but before that, and even more excitingly: sushi.
From 6pm each Friday, one of the glittering conference rooms became the site of free-flowing drinks and endless platters of sparklingly fresh Nigiri, Maki and Sashimi. It wasn’t even so much a case of stuffing my face (although I definitely would have, were I not so self-conscious) – it was more the fact that it was there, in such glorious abundance. It was, to me, whippersnapper that I was, the ultimate in professional glamour. Goodness only knows how beside myself I’d have been if I’d ever made partner.
Crocodile tears over open lands?
City Council candidates Green, Haitz, and McCallister are shedding crocodile tears over their âexclusionâ from the Outdoor Recreation Councilâs questionnaire on public lands and recreation issues. As described in the Sentinel article on April 1 ,âcandidates miffed by public lands discourse,â the ORCâs screenshot proves that the questions were mailed to all 8 candidates; only three chose not to respond.
Coincidentally, these are the same three candidates who chose not to participate in two well-attended online forums hosted by Western Colorado Alliance in February and March, even though they were invited repeatedly.
Mr. Green in his response to the Sentinel claims to have 25 years of involvement in public access through âPublic Lands Access Associationâ and âCitizenâs Access for Public Lands.â Google these organizations and youâll find that they have little to do with public lands and recre
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