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August 23, 2009
How do we balance work with family?
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How do we balance work with family?
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(7) Tepi, September 11, 2009 8:31 AM
It's a Joke!!!
Folks, I am not american and I don't know this cast, but I can easily understand that it is a satire, it has not happend for real. So don't make conclusions on this. It's more fun to read your comments than the video itself.
(6) John A, September 10, 2009 2:38 AM
Work is not the curse
To anonymous - comment 5, no Adam's curse was fruitlessness and wasted effort - thorns and thistles. Work came before the curse, as he was commissioned to work the garden, and make the earth as good as the garden.
(5) Anonymous, August 30, 2009 9:09 PM
Too far
Someone once told me; If you don't invest enough in your business, you can lose your business, but your family will always be there for you. But this, in my opinion, is taking it too far. wasn't working Adam's curse? Why should we be chasing it?
(4) Sara, August 27, 2009 6:40 PM
Priorities?
Talk about messed up priorities! When you give up your family for your career, you're headed downhill FAST!
(3) Anon., August 26, 2009 1:24 AM
Good Analagy
this is the most modern and consumerist re-figuring of some of the 'major ideas" presented in psalm 137 i have ever seen A big thank you to Moishe, for telling the truth about the priorities of those more attracted to the mechanical lure or instant gratification reactionary pull of professional sports careers; the 'big top show of the sport' doesn't leave much time to concentrate on the 'development' or nurturing component of any .... fast-paced 'business'; life becomes something you fit into half-time'. therefor; 'he shoots, he scores' ... and children are thrown against the crags once more ....