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>Simple fact of the matter is that if you work for a company and
>you really care, getting the job done is core. No excuses.
>Your family often must come in second.
If those priorities work for you, great. Do not be surprised if not
everybody shares them.
Your family "must" come in second only if YOU choose to put them in that
position on your list of priorities.
I chose a slightly different order for my list. (Oh, and I didn't use the
auto-numbering feature in Word, because it's broken.)
-Keith Cronin
1. family
2. beer
3. sig lines
4. music
5. beer (hey, I *like* beer)
6. work
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