mischief, challenges, questionable advice
In our last challenge, we celebrated adult life's daily victories, big and small, for ourselves, our friends and colleagues. This month's challenge is a smidge less optimistic. For Challenge #21, we're (politely and with some degree of anonymity) calling out the rude, the thoughtless, the ignorant, and the assholes with all-purpose citations – traffic ticket not term paper – of our own design.
We adults receive so little recognition for successfully navigating the trials and tribulations of daily life. C’mon. Being a grown-up is hard. We deserve acknowledgment! That’s why we created Challenge #20. In the interest of expediency, we’ve collected all the merit badges and merit badge templates we’ve created into one convenient post. Here they are.…
This week's challenge can be as simple or complex as you want it to be. A line that trends up and right? Three bars of varying heights? A pie of many slices? The possibilities are endless...
Wish you could play games at work without having to do anything so taxing as drawing a picture, using a keyboard, or even paying much attention? We got you, boo.
Cover your workplace in animals and hope no one means them harm. It's a dog-eat-dog-eats-cat-eats-fish-eats-jellyfish-eats-plankton, circle of life kind of world...
Challenge #4: Many Happy Returns was, indeed, quite a challenge. For our own part, none of our items were returned to us. Should we conclude that our Non-Player Colleagues are assholes? Maybe.
