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Inspiring Tales of Pleasure At Work

May 9, 2012 – 12:52 pm

Do you know someone who can still find work a pleasure even in the current climate, who, when they talk about it, make your stress levels drop a bit and begin to remember there’s good bits? I’m gathering examples of pleasure at work. I’d like to post them here at the blog to provide inspiration, (Read More …)

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The Pleasure Report. Year 3 Week 7 The casserole edition

February 17, 2012 – 10:10 am

Fifty nine pleasure points 12:1 pleasure to pain ratio The Pleasure Fifty nine. That’s on the low side But there were a few of the pleasures this week that were so wonderful, I’d have been happy with them alone A selection of the pleasure A Welcome I visited a new (Read More …)

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You CAN’T be too busy for this today

February 2, 2012 – 5:22 pm

OK. THIS is important. You mustn’t be too busy for this. Not today. You put off thinking about this, reading this, because you’re too busy today. And tomorrow is the same. And because every day after that is also too busy, all of a sudden, the ‘too busy’ days are done. And so (Read More …)

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The Pleasure Report. Year 3 Week 4. The radical edition with gold nuggets

January 31, 2012 – 9:24 am

The Pleasure Eighty four points And a 28:1 pleasure to pain ratio A selection of the pleasure Oil on canvas – radical idea I paint. With oils. For fun. I stand there and intuitively put oil paint onto canvas, usually very thickly, with a palette knife For me it’s (Read More …)

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Love from the inside out – an alternative Valentine’s evening

January 21, 2012 – 3:17 pm

I always intended to run a Valentine’s day event One for single women, who weren’t desperate but didn’t want to be single forever either An event where The Pleasure Assessor questionaire could do what it has been doing so well, and help people find good things in their lives (and no (Read More …)