Take a Little Time to Enjoy the View

Regis is really old. Drew Carey is a yo-yo dieter. Springer and that other chair-throwing show scare me about America's future. The View? I am not enjoying it.
I turn the t.v.on in the morning for news, and keep it on because turning it off is so lonely. Me no likey. I need a schedule. (and I need to understand what is happening on the Bold and the Beautiful). Let's see here, if I were to design a television show...

Moxie Says...

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Tap Into Your Inner Therapist

http://www.businessballs.com/elisabeth_kubler_ross_five_stages_of_grief.htm

Lizzy's famous stages of Grief and Loss:

1. Denial
2. Anger
3. Bargaining
4. Depression
5. Acceptance

Well, each travels their own path, eh? I have pitched a tent in number 2, hike in number 4, dodge bolts of number 1, but see the light of number 5. You?

Up in the Air: George Clooney’s Consoling Words

http://www.upintheairmovie.com/
“Try not to take this personally.”
“Anybody that built an empire or changed the word sat where you are right now. And it’s because they sat there they were able to do it. And that’s the truth.”
(I’m pretty sure that if George Clooney had been in my office with me at That Moment, I would have recovered more quickly. )

Ms Bitter is not this Fashionable

I am not the first bitter woman who lost her job. I am not the first woman to write about it. This woman is awesomely funny and inspiring and real!

Up in the Air: That Moment of Being Fired

http://www.upintheairmovie.com/
This film captures multiple examples of The Moment of being fired: F**k is used a lot. “This is what I get after years of service! you have a lot of gall!” Anger, sadness, disbelief, pure dumbfounded-ness. Then, the odd one, eerily calm, “I am going to jump off of a bridge.”

This is the line that got me: “I have heard that losing your job is like a death in the family, but I feel like the people I work with are my family and I died.”