linklings “is it snowing yet?” edition

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Here’s a short roundup this Saturday. The first substantial (i.e. wet) snow of the year is due tomorrow, and I couldn’t be happier. No, really. I had an interesting Friday with a rapid descent into the maelstrom of corporate politics, causing me to remember once again how much I appreciate my consultant-rather-than-employee status. So now for a few links:

The Bing Blog: Beware the holiday party «

  • Bing has a very funny – but true – article about the perils of ye olde holiday party. I’ve been to these parties – the moral of the story is AVOID THE OFFICE HOLIDAY PARTY. Period.

The Healthiest Day?

  • At Lazy Man and Health, the perfectly healthy day is laid out using a list from Men’s Health. Basically it incorporates all the healthiest foods and life-extending habits into a single day. It’s a great idea. I was going to say it would be too hard to do on a daily basis, and then I thought about how stupid that would sound to my 86-year old self. “What, you couldn’t take a fish oil pill once a day to extend your life a bit?”

Faith in Humanity: How to Bring People Closer, and Restore Kindness | Zen Habits

  • I’ve been a big fan of Zen Habits for a while, but this is a wonderful, wonderful post. Just read it and do it in your own life. Positivity is making a big difference for me and I think paying it forward – a fantastic concept crippled by an idiotic movie of the same name – is the key to any thinking person’s life. Please, read it!

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  1. Lazy Man and Health
    December 2, 2007 at 11:42 am

    Thanks for the link. It’s very difficult to do every healthy thing, every day, but it can’t hurt to try sneak a few of them into your schedule over time. If you miss 20%, you’ll still do well.