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What to Expect When You’re Expecting Too Much: Editor/Publisher's Column

Why is this employee late with this assignment? Why is he so grumpy? Why cant she understand something so simple? Why does this person put in their 40 hours and go home while that person has their cell phone strapped to their side? Why cant they be more, well, like...

By Sarah Snell Cooke | Updated on March 27, 2013

Why is this employee late with this assignment? Why is he so grumpy? Why can’t she understand something so simple? Why does this person put in their 40 hours and go home while that person has their cell phone strapped to their side? Why can’t they be more, well, like me?

There are myriad reasons, starting with the fact that only a few of us can be perfect. If everyone thought like me then the world might be a better place, but then what would a pushy, hypercritical broad like me have to do all day? I was just staring out my window contemplating what to write about when I began to get a bit more than mildly irritated by the untended monstrosities they call rhododendrons in the median strip, but I digress. I do that a lot, too.

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