How much should people talk about their personal life at work?
Q. I sometimes wonder how much people should talk about their personal life at work. I am divorced and my child does not live with me. The majority of talk is about family life and children's activities. I prefer to talk about work and general topics (weather, current events). It makes me feel left out when people talk of their families. I listen for some time and then change the subject or excuse myself. I think personal life talk should be limited at work. I also don't tell people my personal situation at all. Its my business and I don't want to share it. Any opinions...
Asked by Stareyes - Tue May 1 10:44:20 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree with you. You are at work to work and what happens outside of work should stay there. Bringing your personal life to work can have some nasty repercussions (ex: rumors starting, people thinking less of you). I work in employee relations and hear about employees doing stuff like this all the time.
Answered by NEcl86 - Tue May 1 11:11:27 2007
Q. I sometimes wonder how much people should talk about their personal life at work. I am divorced and my child does not live with me. The majority of talk is about family life and children's activities. I prefer to talk about work and general topics (weather, current events). It makes me feel left out when people talk of their families. I listen for some time and then change the subject or excuse myself. I think personal life talk should be limited at work. I also don't tell people my personal situation at all. Its my business and I don't want to share it. Any opinions...
Asked by Stareyes - Tue May 1 10:44:20 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree with you. You are at work to work and what happens outside of work should stay there. Bringing your personal life to work can have some nasty repercussions (ex: rumors starting, people thinking less of you). I work in employee relations and hear about employees doing stuff like this all the time.
Answered by NEcl86 - Tue May 1 11:11:27 2007
Do nurses have time for a personal life and time to start and raise a family?
Q. By personal life I mean time for dating, family and friends and by starting a family I mean getting married and having children. Can I have some info on a normal work week for a nurse? I know that hours are irregular.
Asked by Sarah - Mon Feb 16 23:29:13 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Same thing Annabo said, only you DO have some control over your work schedule. Night nurses make more money but, unfortunately, it really screws up the days you have off. Some hospitals offer 12-hour shifts while others offer 8-hour shifts. Obviously, the 12-hour shifts are more exhausting but you really only need to do a few of them a week to be considered full time and get benefits. If you worked days, even if you did four 12-hour shifts a week, it would leave a litle bit of free time for dating, but not much more than that. The last day of your 12-hour shift you probably arent going to want to go out that night after work, and the night before you are scheduled to work 12 hours the next day would be a wash-out too. You wouldnt… [cont.]
Answered by lathom01@yahoo.com - Tue Feb 17 00:51:12 2009
Q. By personal life I mean time for dating, family and friends and by starting a family I mean getting married and having children. Can I have some info on a normal work week for a nurse? I know that hours are irregular.
Asked by Sarah - Mon Feb 16 23:29:13 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Same thing Annabo said, only you DO have some control over your work schedule. Night nurses make more money but, unfortunately, it really screws up the days you have off. Some hospitals offer 12-hour shifts while others offer 8-hour shifts. Obviously, the 12-hour shifts are more exhausting but you really only need to do a few of them a week to be considered full time and get benefits. If you worked days, even if you did four 12-hour shifts a week, it would leave a litle bit of free time for dating, but not much more than that. The last day of your 12-hour shift you probably arent going to want to go out that night after work, and the night before you are scheduled to work 12 hours the next day would be a wash-out too. You wouldnt… [cont.]
Answered by lathom01@yahoo.com - Tue Feb 17 00:51:12 2009
How does Vick playing football impact your personal life?
Q. I don't understand why people actually care if this dude plays football or not. My life did not change when he signed with the Eagles, why do you people care. Its not like the Eagles are forcing you to have him walk your dog, he's just playing football. People need to chill out and live life. There are many felons working at grocery stores and department stores and I don't see the outrage there. I heard of people crying when they signed him, what kind of foolishness is that. People are so dumb to intertwine their personal life into football like that.
Asked by coryisthemaster - Sat Aug 15 18:21:50 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No...While what he did was morally wrong, he did his "crimes" with his own property. Yes...Property. Those dogs were bought by him and used in the way he saw fit. While I don't agree with it...it is even more disturbing to see the government decide what an individual person does with his legally owned property. PETA wackjobs love to try force their veiws on everyone else.
Answered by Yossarian - Sun Aug 16 22:04:04 2009
Q. I don't understand why people actually care if this dude plays football or not. My life did not change when he signed with the Eagles, why do you people care. Its not like the Eagles are forcing you to have him walk your dog, he's just playing football. People need to chill out and live life. There are many felons working at grocery stores and department stores and I don't see the outrage there. I heard of people crying when they signed him, what kind of foolishness is that. People are so dumb to intertwine their personal life into football like that.
Asked by coryisthemaster - Sat Aug 15 18:21:50 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No...While what he did was morally wrong, he did his "crimes" with his own property. Yes...Property. Those dogs were bought by him and used in the way he saw fit. While I don't agree with it...it is even more disturbing to see the government decide what an individual person does with his legally owned property. PETA wackjobs love to try force their veiws on everyone else.
Answered by Yossarian - Sun Aug 16 22:04:04 2009
How can I keep my personal life private at work without others taking in it in a bad way?
Q. There is alot of drama at work (which I'm sure most of you can relate to). How can I come to work and not get involve. There girls here are girls I known for many years so we all have a close relationship. I really want to just keep my personal life private. How do I answer when they ask me questions without sounding rude or mean?
Asked by Sandy - Mon Oct 5 12:57:13 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Boy, can I relate. I would just say you have to get back to work when they ask questions. If they ask what's up then ask, then let them know you are trying to focus on work. It is less of what you say and more HOW you say it. Say it in a friendly calm way. Good luck.
Answered by bugfree - Thu Oct 8 13:53:40 2009
Q. There is alot of drama at work (which I'm sure most of you can relate to). How can I come to work and not get involve. There girls here are girls I known for many years so we all have a close relationship. I really want to just keep my personal life private. How do I answer when they ask me questions without sounding rude or mean?
Asked by Sandy - Mon Oct 5 12:57:13 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Boy, can I relate. I would just say you have to get back to work when they ask questions. If they ask what's up then ask, then let them know you are trying to focus on work. It is less of what you say and more HOW you say it. Say it in a friendly calm way. Good luck.
Answered by bugfree - Thu Oct 8 13:53:40 2009
How can i get my personal life info removed from the web.As I searched my name n Yahoo 2 link?
Q. How can i get my personal life info removed from the web.As I searched my name n Yahoo 2 links came in the result. how do i get them removed?
Asked by sab - Wed Mar 8 23:44:16 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the details are posted on YOUR website, then you can simply delete it. If the information is on some other web site, you can try to write to the webmaster of the site and ask them to remove the specific information, but they are under no obligation to do so, and probably won't. If you feel the information posted is harassment, or the information is illegally posted, you might have a better case. if the information you mean is like phone or reverse address search data, there is little you can do except get an unlisted phone number.
Answered by Piggiepants - Thu Mar 9 01:49:33 2006
Q. How can i get my personal life info removed from the web.As I searched my name n Yahoo 2 links came in the result. how do i get them removed?
Asked by sab - Wed Mar 8 23:44:16 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the details are posted on YOUR website, then you can simply delete it. If the information is on some other web site, you can try to write to the webmaster of the site and ask them to remove the specific information, but they are under no obligation to do so, and probably won't. If you feel the information posted is harassment, or the information is illegally posted, you might have a better case. if the information you mean is like phone or reverse address search data, there is little you can do except get an unlisted phone number.
Answered by Piggiepants - Thu Mar 9 01:49:33 2006
Why do rappers talk so much about their personal life in their songs?
Q. One of the most popular rappers of all time, Eminem. Personally, I LOVE most of his songs. An awesome artist. But look at the content of his songs. He just keeps talking about how his life sucks, how he's so depressed, how his wife cheated on him and on and on and on and on. So what is it with rappers? Why do they talk about their personal lives so much? Do people really care what happened in their personal lives?
Asked by Willis - Sun Jul 12 02:26:51 2009 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. *** Rap music to (great) rap artists like Tupac, Biggie, Eminem, Ice Cube & the rest is simply a divine medium to express their inner most thoughts and emotions. It's their only outlet to let go of their suppressed feelings. It's not that people care about what's going on with their private lives but rather, people can relate to their music exactly. What better way to express thoughts & emotions than rap? No doubt rappers grooved themselves into rap music where they all suited best. Note:...it's just so melancholic we hardly hear good stuff these days...most rappers abuse the medium to exploit themselves...they're dismantling what the great ones have built...what we hear are just rubbish- they jibber- jabber. Total disgrace to rap music. [cont.]
Answered by zynjen - Tue Jul 14 20:40:57 2009
Q. One of the most popular rappers of all time, Eminem. Personally, I LOVE most of his songs. An awesome artist. But look at the content of his songs. He just keeps talking about how his life sucks, how he's so depressed, how his wife cheated on him and on and on and on and on. So what is it with rappers? Why do they talk about their personal lives so much? Do people really care what happened in their personal lives?
Asked by Willis - Sun Jul 12 02:26:51 2009 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. *** Rap music to (great) rap artists like Tupac, Biggie, Eminem, Ice Cube & the rest is simply a divine medium to express their inner most thoughts and emotions. It's their only outlet to let go of their suppressed feelings. It's not that people care about what's going on with their private lives but rather, people can relate to their music exactly. What better way to express thoughts & emotions than rap? No doubt rappers grooved themselves into rap music where they all suited best. Note:...it's just so melancholic we hardly hear good stuff these days...most rappers abuse the medium to exploit themselves...they're dismantling what the great ones have built...what we hear are just rubbish- they jibber- jabber. Total disgrace to rap music. [cont.]
Answered by zynjen - Tue Jul 14 20:40:57 2009
What where William Shakespeare's most significant events in his personal life?
Q. I was wondering about William Shakespeare about how come i never read any thing about his personal life.
Asked by Monty H - Tue May 5 09:34:46 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We don't know a great deal about Shakespeare's personal life. He was christened on April 26, 1564, a fact that leads most scholars t conclude that he was born on the 23rd, since babies at that time were customarily christened when they were three days old. His parents were John Shakespeare, a glove-maker, and Mary Arden. At eighteen, he married Anne Hathaway, who was a few years older than he, and their first child, Susannah, was born about six months later. he and Anne later had twins, Hamnet and Judith (1585). He left his home town, Stratford-upon-Avon, while he was still very young and became involved with the theatrical company, the Lord Chamberlain's Company, for which he wrote his plays. His son Hamnet died in 1596. After the… [cont.]
Answered by aida - Tue May 5 10:07:12 2009
Q. I was wondering about William Shakespeare about how come i never read any thing about his personal life.
Asked by Monty H - Tue May 5 09:34:46 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We don't know a great deal about Shakespeare's personal life. He was christened on April 26, 1564, a fact that leads most scholars t conclude that he was born on the 23rd, since babies at that time were customarily christened when they were three days old. His parents were John Shakespeare, a glove-maker, and Mary Arden. At eighteen, he married Anne Hathaway, who was a few years older than he, and their first child, Susannah, was born about six months later. he and Anne later had twins, Hamnet and Judith (1585). He left his home town, Stratford-upon-Avon, while he was still very young and became involved with the theatrical company, the Lord Chamberlain's Company, for which he wrote his plays. His son Hamnet died in 1596. After the… [cont.]
Answered by aida - Tue May 5 10:07:12 2009
Personal Life?
Q. I recently met this girl from my English class and she seem like a good friend can be compatible, but with one exception on her asking some thousand question about me. I met several girls, but nothing like this one. She is a nice person and very talkative, but I feel if I see her in class once spring break is over I m gonna feel wired. She asked me some personal questions like am I a virgin and I told her yes I m one even though I m 21 years old. From there it seem like the conversation was about sex and I really didn t feel comfortable not talking to her about it, but she wouldn t let go the subject. Since the discussion about sex got involved, she asked me do I masturbate? When I was on the phone with her, I looked up at the ceiling and… [cont.]
Asked by Blue Beach - Sat Mar 29 02:58:21 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. dont ignore her. shes testing you to see if you are what shes looking for. and no one asked me that so idk how it feels
Answered by selections4you - Sat Mar 29 03:02:56 2008
Q. I recently met this girl from my English class and she seem like a good friend can be compatible, but with one exception on her asking some thousand question about me. I met several girls, but nothing like this one. She is a nice person and very talkative, but I feel if I see her in class once spring break is over I m gonna feel wired. She asked me some personal questions like am I a virgin and I told her yes I m one even though I m 21 years old. From there it seem like the conversation was about sex and I really didn t feel comfortable not talking to her about it, but she wouldn t let go the subject. Since the discussion about sex got involved, she asked me do I masturbate? When I was on the phone with her, I looked up at the ceiling and… [cont.]
Asked by Blue Beach - Sat Mar 29 02:58:21 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. dont ignore her. shes testing you to see if you are what shes looking for. and no one asked me that so idk how it feels
Answered by selections4you - Sat Mar 29 03:02:56 2008
How can I stop my meddlesome aunts from butting into my personal life?
Q. I have 2 aunts that just won't leave me alone. It's as if my personal life is theirs to meddle with. It's annoying and frustrating. Today we had a family bar-b-que and I took my boyfriend. They were telling me how I should be with him and treat him and what not. It's like...I'm 26 frickin years old. I'm a grown a** woman. Leave me the frick alone!!! Please help me.
Asked by Honey B - Mon Oct 27 01:54:28 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tell them to f*ck off and that it's none of their business. You're a big girl and don't need nor want their meddling ways.
Answered by KeikoR - Mon Oct 27 02:20:51 2008
Q. I have 2 aunts that just won't leave me alone. It's as if my personal life is theirs to meddle with. It's annoying and frustrating. Today we had a family bar-b-que and I took my boyfriend. They were telling me how I should be with him and treat him and what not. It's like...I'm 26 frickin years old. I'm a grown a** woman. Leave me the frick alone!!! Please help me.
Asked by Honey B - Mon Oct 27 01:54:28 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tell them to f*ck off and that it's none of their business. You're a big girl and don't need nor want their meddling ways.
Answered by KeikoR - Mon Oct 27 02:20:51 2008
How is your personal life as a cop?
Q. I'm 16 years old and i've wanted to be a cop my entire life, and I'm pretty sure that's what i'm going to do. After research, i've realized cops don't get paid nearly as much as they should. How is your personal life (family, neighborhood, activities) compare to that of a job with a little more room to breath as far as the pay goes. Is it worth it? Please let me know, i need to figure out what i'm going to do with my life. Thanks.
Asked by Paul G - Sun Sep 7 11:22:29 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ok - the pay thing varies greatly depending on where you are at. Guys in the south get paid - generally - far less than guys up north and on the coasts. But it is - for the most part - on par with the areas worked and cost of living. If you want to make good money you can, Remember there is ample opportunities for OT and court pay and that can add up fast. I have guys in my agency making over 100,000 p/yr. The personal life issues have a lot of variation. Although working holidays and midnights can suck, an understanding spouse is a large part of tolerance and success. My neighbors absolutely love me living in the area - I have never had a problem with that issue - however - some guys have. If law enforcement is in your heart -… [cont.]
Answered by DANBOSPD - Sun Sep 7 12:23:17 2008
Q. I'm 16 years old and i've wanted to be a cop my entire life, and I'm pretty sure that's what i'm going to do. After research, i've realized cops don't get paid nearly as much as they should. How is your personal life (family, neighborhood, activities) compare to that of a job with a little more room to breath as far as the pay goes. Is it worth it? Please let me know, i need to figure out what i'm going to do with my life. Thanks.
Asked by Paul G - Sun Sep 7 11:22:29 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ok - the pay thing varies greatly depending on where you are at. Guys in the south get paid - generally - far less than guys up north and on the coasts. But it is - for the most part - on par with the areas worked and cost of living. If you want to make good money you can, Remember there is ample opportunities for OT and court pay and that can add up fast. I have guys in my agency making over 100,000 p/yr. The personal life issues have a lot of variation. Although working holidays and midnights can suck, an understanding spouse is a large part of tolerance and success. My neighbors absolutely love me living in the area - I have never had a problem with that issue - however - some guys have. If law enforcement is in your heart -… [cont.]
Answered by DANBOSPD - Sun Sep 7 12:23:17 2008
In an era where intrusive social networking sites are so popular, how do you keep your personal life private?
Q. How do you keep your personal life under wraps without becoming a recluse? Socializing is very healthy but how do you make sure you're extroverted without people knowing what goes on in your personal life?
Asked by Stillwaters - Wed Aug 25 13:51:30 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well I do it quite well I think.. first I don't post my whole life on Facebook or whatever other "social site". Second, if people ask me personal questions I give them banal answers and cultivate an uninteresting facade. Finally I keep only a small few people within an intimate circle of friendship.. everyone else remains on the periphery where I skim the surface with them only. The trick is to let everyone tell you everything about themselves, all their secrets and problems and such without revealing anything of yourself. Be the person everyone tells everything to because you never talk about yourself. I'm the one who knows the details of everyone elses personal life, yet nobody truly knows mine. I don't tell anyone else things people… [cont.]
Answered by Kelly + Eternal Universal Energy - Wed Aug 25 14:55:44 2010
Q. How do you keep your personal life under wraps without becoming a recluse? Socializing is very healthy but how do you make sure you're extroverted without people knowing what goes on in your personal life?
Asked by Stillwaters - Wed Aug 25 13:51:30 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well I do it quite well I think.. first I don't post my whole life on Facebook or whatever other "social site". Second, if people ask me personal questions I give them banal answers and cultivate an uninteresting facade. Finally I keep only a small few people within an intimate circle of friendship.. everyone else remains on the periphery where I skim the surface with them only. The trick is to let everyone tell you everything about themselves, all their secrets and problems and such without revealing anything of yourself. Be the person everyone tells everything to because you never talk about yourself. I'm the one who knows the details of everyone elses personal life, yet nobody truly knows mine. I don't tell anyone else things people… [cont.]
Answered by Kelly + Eternal Universal Energy - Wed Aug 25 14:55:44 2010
What is most important to you "Career" or "Personal Life"? Whats your sign and birthday?
Q. What are you more driven towards? Having a great career or having the best personal life? Some people like to party, hang out with friends, don't take work serious at all, and take work more as something you just do for income and who cares! Where as some others take work serious, are focused, rather work than play, and tend to not have much of a personal life, but enjoy working towards a great career. Whats your sign and birthday? What do you really want more a "Career" or "Personal Life(Doing what you want)?"
Asked by HuuPoo - Sun Mar 1 14:17:07 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think that we should all carry a balance in life. However, if I had to choose one or the other I would choose my family. My son, and husband are the most important things to me! Work may come and go. However, family sticks with you through thick and thin. I do however, take work seriously. I am not one of those people who take a job for granted. You can't in this economy. Plus, hard work and dedication will lead to success. If you can't seem to get off the couch then...I don't feel sorry for you. Birthday: Aug. 25th Sun: Virgo Moon: Libra Rising: Capricorn Mercury: Leo Venus: Virgo Mars: Cancer
Answered by Kelly - Sun Mar 1 14:44:38 2009
Q. What are you more driven towards? Having a great career or having the best personal life? Some people like to party, hang out with friends, don't take work serious at all, and take work more as something you just do for income and who cares! Where as some others take work serious, are focused, rather work than play, and tend to not have much of a personal life, but enjoy working towards a great career. Whats your sign and birthday? What do you really want more a "Career" or "Personal Life(Doing what you want)?"
Asked by HuuPoo - Sun Mar 1 14:17:07 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think that we should all carry a balance in life. However, if I had to choose one or the other I would choose my family. My son, and husband are the most important things to me! Work may come and go. However, family sticks with you through thick and thin. I do however, take work seriously. I am not one of those people who take a job for granted. You can't in this economy. Plus, hard work and dedication will lead to success. If you can't seem to get off the couch then...I don't feel sorry for you. Birthday: Aug. 25th Sun: Virgo Moon: Libra Rising: Capricorn Mercury: Leo Venus: Virgo Mars: Cancer
Answered by Kelly - Sun Mar 1 14:44:38 2009
Is it true that to earn a good salary, you have to sacrifice your personal life ?
Q. A software engineer spends 12 to 16 hrs in office. A hardware engineer has to go on official tours to other places oftenly. Is their no job which pays well and also gives a good personal life ?
Asked by monal_pr - Mon Nov 13 05:51:09 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on how often you spend 12-16 hours in the office. I have seen many people do that, but it amazing how much time they waste goofing off or even having to redo the work after they make errors. This has worked for me: Plan what you need to do, try to think of 3 or 4 things that could go wrong and be ready for them. Keep plugging away at the task, but take a break every few hours to recharge your energy. There is no job that has a great financial future that does not take extra hours sometimes. If you never want to work overtime, take up a job delivering newspapers. If you want to advance, you will have to go on business trips once in a while. But remember that the people you meet may be able to help you in the future, too.
Answered by jpbofohio - Mon Nov 13 06:33:26 2006
Q. A software engineer spends 12 to 16 hrs in office. A hardware engineer has to go on official tours to other places oftenly. Is their no job which pays well and also gives a good personal life ?
Asked by monal_pr - Mon Nov 13 05:51:09 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on how often you spend 12-16 hours in the office. I have seen many people do that, but it amazing how much time they waste goofing off or even having to redo the work after they make errors. This has worked for me: Plan what you need to do, try to think of 3 or 4 things that could go wrong and be ready for them. Keep plugging away at the task, but take a break every few hours to recharge your energy. There is no job that has a great financial future that does not take extra hours sometimes. If you never want to work overtime, take up a job delivering newspapers. If you want to advance, you will have to go on business trips once in a while. But remember that the people you meet may be able to help you in the future, too.
Answered by jpbofohio - Mon Nov 13 06:33:26 2006
What is the importance & significance of the theme of suicide in Hamlet as well as Shakespeares personal life?
Q. Theme of suicide for Hamlet. What is the importance and significance of the theme of suicide as well as Shakespeare's personal life?
Asked by JordanATSOD - Sun Feb 21 14:47:31 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. shakespeare was not a happy man. we read romeo and juliet and macbeth in school, both did not have happy endings. and not happy stories. others say that the time during which he lived was not a happy one and he based his stories of of that.
Answered by Pepsi Cola - Sun Feb 21 15:01:29 2010
Q. Theme of suicide for Hamlet. What is the importance and significance of the theme of suicide as well as Shakespeare's personal life?
Asked by JordanATSOD - Sun Feb 21 14:47:31 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. shakespeare was not a happy man. we read romeo and juliet and macbeth in school, both did not have happy endings. and not happy stories. others say that the time during which he lived was not a happy one and he based his stories of of that.
Answered by Pepsi Cola - Sun Feb 21 15:01:29 2010
Divergent and Convergent evolution personal example in my life?
Q. For Biology, I have to give an example of how I can apply divergent evolution and convergent evolution in my own personal life? I have no idea how I can get a personal example.
Asked by QTGirl - Mon May 24 12:00:04 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You could think in terms of relationships... ie friends and the like. Some friends come (convergent) and some may go (divergent). This affects how you evolve on a personal level via the influence of people around you.
Answered by sylvester - Mon May 24 12:09:59 2010
Q. For Biology, I have to give an example of how I can apply divergent evolution and convergent evolution in my own personal life? I have no idea how I can get a personal example.
Asked by QTGirl - Mon May 24 12:00:04 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You could think in terms of relationships... ie friends and the like. Some friends come (convergent) and some may go (divergent). This affects how you evolve on a personal level via the influence of people around you.
Answered by sylvester - Mon May 24 12:09:59 2010
Do you find yourself putting your work before your personal life?
Q. Or will NOTHING get in the way of your personal life/socialising/love life? Can you please give me a rough idea of your age and job type/status along with your answer please? I'd like to conduct a survey!
Asked by xxXxx - Fri Oct 19 14:51:45 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Im 22 and I believe in balancing out all the areas of mylife, so that my school, work, family, friends, boyfriends all have some time. But then again, I have to have some Gloryus time. I stay very busy with school, but I always make time for my personal relationships.
Answered by Gloryus - Fri Oct 19 14:56:00 2007
Q. Or will NOTHING get in the way of your personal life/socialising/love life? Can you please give me a rough idea of your age and job type/status along with your answer please? I'd like to conduct a survey!
Asked by xxXxx - Fri Oct 19 14:51:45 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Im 22 and I believe in balancing out all the areas of mylife, so that my school, work, family, friends, boyfriends all have some time. But then again, I have to have some Gloryus time. I stay very busy with school, but I always make time for my personal relationships.
Answered by Gloryus - Fri Oct 19 14:56:00 2007
How you have demonstrated a strong commitment to public service in your professional/personal life?
Q. Describe how you have demonstrated a strong commitment to public service in your professional/personal life. (i.e. professional responsibilities, community or civic involvement, etc )
Asked by universal - Tue Apr 18 19:03:10 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well, for one i am in highschool and part of our graduation require ments is to spend at least 200 hours in the community in one year. so i have done 250 so far and plan on doing more!!! i have done: creek clean up on the spot vet care fire mitigation aids awarness(in africa) kinder-care teaching motocross skill class fun games for the homeless and many more.
Answered by dhracer616 - Tue Apr 18 19:14:29 2006
Q. Describe how you have demonstrated a strong commitment to public service in your professional/personal life. (i.e. professional responsibilities, community or civic involvement, etc )
Asked by universal - Tue Apr 18 19:03:10 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well, for one i am in highschool and part of our graduation require ments is to spend at least 200 hours in the community in one year. so i have done 250 so far and plan on doing more!!! i have done: creek clean up on the spot vet care fire mitigation aids awarness(in africa) kinder-care teaching motocross skill class fun games for the homeless and many more.
Answered by dhracer616 - Tue Apr 18 19:14:29 2006
Does a Special ed teacher have the right to know what his or her students do in their personal life?
Q. I had a Special ed teacher that would call my house and find out I do in my personal life (outside of School) and in my family. She look at me strange like she has a crush on me or something. She knew everything about me.
Asked by kaminski_aleksander - Mon Sep 7 00:55:28 2009 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. No! Even if they are a special ed teacher, they still are required to act professionally. She has no business knowing what you do outside of school.
Answered by pioneer_grrrl1979 - Mon Sep 7 12:21:07 2009
Q. I had a Special ed teacher that would call my house and find out I do in my personal life (outside of School) and in my family. She look at me strange like she has a crush on me or something. She knew everything about me.
Asked by kaminski_aleksander - Mon Sep 7 00:55:28 2009 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. No! Even if they are a special ed teacher, they still are required to act professionally. She has no business knowing what you do outside of school.
Answered by pioneer_grrrl1979 - Mon Sep 7 12:21:07 2009
Can someone recommend a great book about Napoleon's personal life?
Q. Can someone recommend a great book about Napoleon's personal life? Not really interested in the military aspects, although I realize the two are hard to separate. Also, any good historical fiction on Napoleon or Josephine?
Asked by Fresca - Wed Aug 27 20:40:34 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Napoleon A Biography by Frank Mclynn is a good book, it tells about his life and military career. Some books you can download This is a good site that has loads of information on Napoleon and a whole section devoted to Napoleon's life.
Answered by vive l'empereur - Fri Aug 29 00:10:32 2008
Q. Can someone recommend a great book about Napoleon's personal life? Not really interested in the military aspects, although I realize the two are hard to separate. Also, any good historical fiction on Napoleon or Josephine?
Asked by Fresca - Wed Aug 27 20:40:34 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Napoleon A Biography by Frank Mclynn is a good book, it tells about his life and military career. Some books you can download This is a good site that has loads of information on Napoleon and a whole section devoted to Napoleon's life.
Answered by vive l'empereur - Fri Aug 29 00:10:32 2008
What were the consequences of Alexander's passion for conquest on his personal life?
Q. so we talk a lot about alexander and how he accomplished so much... but, how did these conquests affect his personal life? was it in a positive way (did he learn something) or negative (did it cause the loss of support from friends, resentment)? if there are incidents which you can point out that highlight the bad or good things about his obsession with conquest, that would be super =]
Asked by subpopkid - Wed Oct 17 12:44:25 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is a good question. Alexander was always at the forefront of his army; thus, he was wounded by just about every weapon used in ancient warfare. An arrow wound to the chest almost certainly caused him a hemopneumothorax in 326-325 BC. He undoubtedly picked up multiple infections on campaign such as dysentery and malaria. I doubt he was poisoned at the end. Ancient and medieval people often misconstrued infections for poison because they had no idea about bacteria. He was also said to drink alcohol. They only had wine and beer then. I believe he died of infection, probably malaria with complications. As for his social life, he was likely bisexual. That was common for Greek/Macedonians in that time period. He did have a political… [cont.]
Answered by Spreedog - Wed Oct 17 14:37:33 2007
Q. so we talk a lot about alexander and how he accomplished so much... but, how did these conquests affect his personal life? was it in a positive way (did he learn something) or negative (did it cause the loss of support from friends, resentment)? if there are incidents which you can point out that highlight the bad or good things about his obsession with conquest, that would be super =]
Asked by subpopkid - Wed Oct 17 12:44:25 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is a good question. Alexander was always at the forefront of his army; thus, he was wounded by just about every weapon used in ancient warfare. An arrow wound to the chest almost certainly caused him a hemopneumothorax in 326-325 BC. He undoubtedly picked up multiple infections on campaign such as dysentery and malaria. I doubt he was poisoned at the end. Ancient and medieval people often misconstrued infections for poison because they had no idea about bacteria. He was also said to drink alcohol. They only had wine and beer then. I believe he died of infection, probably malaria with complications. As for his social life, he was likely bisexual. That was common for Greek/Macedonians in that time period. He did have a political… [cont.]
Answered by Spreedog - Wed Oct 17 14:37:33 2007
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