Happy Wednesday Rock 'n Rollers!! Hump day! Mid-week! 2 days til Friday! I love Wednesdays!!
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I think this happens to everyone at least once it their life. The time when you question the religion you were raised with and wonder if there isn't something better you could be following. Here's a great chart to follow in order to find out which religion is perfect for you.
Apparently I should be a Buddhist. How about you?
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Speaking of religion. In the country where 'Jedi' appears as a category on the census (and there are 390,000 adherents), heavy metal music might likewise become a recognized religion. British fans have mounted a political campaign for official status. Rock magazine Metal Hammer launched its campaign last week and has already attracted nearly 10,000 followers to a Facebook group. It has even gained the backing of a metal figurehead, Saxon frontman Biff Byford, whom the magazine says will become the proposed faith's 'world metal peace ambassador' if the campaign proves successful. Ok, yes. I'd rather be a Heavy Metalist than a Buddhist. The music is better.=
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How well do you blend in with your co-workers? A new CareerBuilder survey shows that 39-percent don't think they really "fit in" on the job. Those who work in health care, sales and professional and business services feel most out of place among their fellow employees. Workers who took part in the survey also shared some of the craziest things their co-workers have done on the job: One had a co-worker who ate the cheese off the pizza box at a company meeting, another co-worker talks openly about flatulence. Pffft! Sounds like a Tuesday around here to me!! Here are some tips on how to fit in at work. =
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Well rats. I was hoping this story would have a happy ending. Not so. The remains of a 20-year-old woman who disappeared after a Metallica concert in October may have been found. Police in Virginia say they have tentatively identified the remains as those of Morgan Harrington. Skeletal remains were found on a 700-acre farm that had no public access point. An autopsy is expected to confirm the identity of the girl. Harrington became separated from her friends at the show at the University of Virginia last fall and several searches were launched to find her. Her purse, which contained her ID and cell phone, was found the day after the concert in a parking lot near the arena. The rock band organized a benefit concert featuring local Virginia bands on January 16th to raise money for the search efforts for Harrington. Metallica also had been active in those efforts through its website. =
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Well guess what? Tomorrow's Thursday. Life is good!
Karen
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