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    #11
    Originally posted by 2uk View Post
    Atw , the squirrel is kinda spooky on this pic , are you sure it is not waiting for the appropriate moment to cut you throat ?
    It was not me who was holding the camera

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      #12
      Originally posted by AtW View Post
      It was not me who was holding the camera
      You mean there is more than one squirrel lover in the world?

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        #13
        Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
        You mean there is more than one squirrel lover in the world?
        No, I mean I have got friends, honest

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          #14
          Originally posted by AtW View Post
          No, I mean I have got friends, honest
          So this squirrel I mean is it not scared of you ? Does it allow you to touch it ? Be honest , how serious things are ?

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            #15
            This squirrel and others were watching my friends who came to make photoes, they were not squirrel lovers before but they are now

            A couple of my squirrels allow me to touch them - one lets me stroke bushy tail a bit, won't say he is happy, but he tolerates it, in other cases I usually use this trick - I cut off little finger in the glove, so when squirrels jump on my hand I can stroke their belly - very warm and pleasant to touch

            See the movie in case you have not seen it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6NLIappNGs

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              #16
              In touch with nature then, well done AtW
              There is a squirrel in the trees at the rear of my new house, possibly two but I can't be sure as yet.
              will keep you posted
              Confusion is a natural state of being

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                #17
                Originally posted by portseven View Post
                Anyone been involved in a project where you were not allowed to say anything negative about the project? That if you did you would be perceived as not towing the party line?

                I have and just can't understand why someone would encourage this sort of environment??
                Abso-frigging-lutely. Last client site.

                Programme Manager: "... and we don't want any mistakes like that last time."

                Me: "What was that?"

                <everyone in the room goes rock solid and glazed expression>

                Programme Manager: "Pardon?"

                Me: "What was the nature of what went wrong, how was it caused, what lessons were learned and what is the strategy for avoidi..."

                Programme Manager: "WE WILL NOT MAKE THAT MISTAKE AGAIN."

                Me: "But..."

                Programme Manager: "WE DO NOT TALK ABOUT THAT PROJECT."

                That was the start of the end of that professional relationship.

                Whatever the balls-up was (nobody ever would tell me), it got her promoted from Project Manager to Programme Manager so her strategy clearly worked.

                - - - - - - - -

                From a professional project management perspective, such behaviour is about as bad as it gets. In the case of big government projects being in a state of constant denial (eg NPfIT) it is downright criminal, IMHO.
                Drivelling in TPD is not a mental health issue. We're just community blogging, that's all.

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