High Tea!
I travelled to London, to meet up with my sister who lives there and we had a proper afternoon tea at Fortum and Masons department store. We had little cut sandwiches and a range of scones with cream and jam plus a range of cakes. All Served on lots of pretty cups and saucers. Whilst a very smartly dress lady played on a big grand piano.
After our special tea, we did some window shopping and people watching and spent some time wandering around the West End and London’s China Town.
Hope you enjoy these pictures,
Linda
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Shane's Blog - October 2016
Making Sure You are in the Right Jungle
Coveyism, borrowed from the late great Dr. Stephen R. Covey of the 7 Habits of Highly Effective People and Principle Centered Leadership.
If you want a clear understanding of the difference between management and leadership imagine the scene: someone going through the jungle with a machete cutting the undergrowth clearing it up. There are the producers down there, see, the workers. Here all the managers are, back here sharpening the machetes for them, putting on muscle development classes for machete wielders, setting up working schedules for machete wielders, handling jurisdictional disputes between machete wielders. The leader climbs the tallest tree in the jungle, surveys the entire scene, studies the larger picture and screams out “Wrong jungle” and all the managers shout back: Shut up we are making progress.1
Through BRM and CRM, your metalcasting operations will always be making progress in the right jungle through improved communications and expanded relationships.
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Thoughts on Golf
Golf is a game I have played most of my life. I have been lucky enough to play courses in England, Scotland and Ireland. I have ventured to Le Touquet in France and the Algarve in Portugal
I learned to play in East Africa where Hippo’s from the lake left their footprints on fairways and greens and these were considered natural hazards.
