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katherined
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Post subject: Re: Job ethics..  Posted: Wed Apr 11, 2012 4:02 pm |
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I'll buy a lottery ticket today and if I win, would you like to come to California? Or shall I bring my family to Spain? 
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Post subject: Re: Job ethics.. Posted: Wed Apr 11, 2012 4:22 pm |
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Spain, I am lazy and California is too hot... besides, your airports are scary *sneezes*
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Post subject: Re: Job ethics.. Posted: Thu Apr 12, 2012 12:15 am |
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katherined wrote: Of course, I don't want to sound too 'fluffy' either but, the very simple practice of also intending, asking (the right way--I hope you know not to ask using the wording 'that the store doesn't close'!) and having it be that all workings serve the highest good of all concerned, to me seems a natural safeguard. No, I was going to say something about the store prospering or bringing in customers something like that. I don't want to use the word "close" at all.
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MandyMouse
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Post subject: Re: Job ethics.. Posted: Thu Apr 12, 2012 12:18 am |
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katherined wrote: California!!!! Yay, California! I was born in Modesto and lived there or the general area until I was 14.  (My daughter told me I had to put in the "nanna" LOL.)
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Post subject: Re: Job ethics.. Posted: Thu Apr 12, 2012 12:34 am |
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I thought of either a spell jar or bag to keep in my locker at work so it is on the property but not out where it will be messed with. I was thinking of using the top of a receipt because it has the store name and phone number and the writing the store's address on it, getting some of those glass bead things shaped like a star and painting the prosperity rune on it ( the star is part of the company logo). I had also thought of adding some coins and maybe an/some herb(s) for money/prosperity/luck... And then having a candle at home to light either once once a week or everyday... Those are the ideas so far if anyone has any suggestions I will happily listen 
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Post subject: Re: Job ethics.. Posted: Wed Sep 26, 2012 2:21 pm |
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Quote: Yay, California! I was born in Modesto and lived there or the general area until I was 14. (My daughter told me I had to put in the "nanna" LOL.)
Anywayyyyy. I was just reading this thread out of curiosity, and I hope things are going well with the store!_________________ 
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Post subject: Re: Job ethics.. Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2012 8:38 pm |
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Ok I have sat here and thought over this and all of the replies. I think i can give an example of what Michael is saying, suppose one of the other employees has a problem at home they are unaware of and the closing of the store makes them aware of it , being at home allows them the opportunity to fix it. If your spell works then they lose that chance. I would be more concerned by the after effect of the spell. I wold want to be sure before I tried a spell for a group rather then an individual.
Would not a better spell be to bring you a new job , less of a ripple there.
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