Fun

And I caught it! Throwing fish in Seattle was never on my ‘bucket’ list….but I think it should be on yours! Let me explain… For years I have used a video called “Fish” to facilitate a discussion on team work and having fun in a workplace setting – having fun while getting the job done and done well. The video is based on a world-famous fish market at the front of Pike’s Place Market in Seattle.  Their work is not easy. The shift hours are long and it’s hard physical labor. It’s smelly...Read Full Story

This article is brought to you by  DuMouchelle Silver & Gold Exchange If rich people know one thing it’s how to spend money, and lots of it. While most splurge on lavish homes, cars and collectibles, others pursue more subtle ventures. The true mark of a person’s passions, however, are revealed after their passing when their last will and testament designates exactly who (or what) gets all of their assets. Here are just a few of the more memorable ways people have bequeathed their estates...Read Full Story

Winter fails Well, while winter for sure is cold it might be funny sometimes. It looks like some of these fails are made by complete idiots (not the bear... bear is fine) but don't be too harsh on them, they are probably not used to snow and cold weather (don't lough, bear is doing fine on snow, OK?). Enjoy too much snow fail winter cabrio fail again... too much snow fail you see, bear is doing just fine... playing in the snowRead Full Story

Everyone dreams of someday owning a fancy, expensive car, but not everyone will have the chance.  So, next time you go on vacation and need to rent a car, splurge on your dream car.  Drive around all week with the top or windows down and let the warm air whip against your face.  Live it up, because who knows when the next time you’ll have the chance to be cruising around in a sports car? Do something that has always scared you.  Whether it’s bungee jumping, sky diving, swimming with sharks...Read Full Story

  According to the New York Times, the Italian government announced in mid-August that it would force towns with fewer than 1,000 residents to merge with their neighbours as part of an emergency cost-cutting budget. Seizing his moment in Italian history, and in a move redolent of the British 1949 Ealing comedy film “Passport to Pimlico,” the mayor of Filettino a little town of 598 residents east of Rome, declared independence! In “Passport to Pimlico” (a borough of east London) some...Read Full Story