Cheese for the Professional: Happy New Year!

Who are we? And why you should care.

We're regular folks. We have a sense of humor. We're a tad sarcastic. We aspire to be professional. We like cheese. What is the Cheese? It is everything good and bad within the "professional" workforce. We use that term loosely. We want to reduce the assocation and image of separate classes within the professional world (i.e., lower, middle, upper). So, in a nutshell: we want to shatter and disassociate the typical image of the "hootie, snootie, aristocratic, champaigne party throwing, money hungry professional" who looks down on anyone that does not drink their cup of tea... or beer.

Sunday, January 1, 2012

Happy New Year!

We saw so much happen in 2011 and I wonder if 2012 will see much of the same, or better. It is a good question to ponder as we head into this new year.

What will we each need to change or keep the same? Should it be our goal to even remain the same? I made pancakes this morning for my family. The pan was too hot and my pancakes were just a tad too brown. I had to adjust the temperature. The batter was too thick at first. I had to thin it up with extra milk, etc. Simple analogy, of course, but little details do matter. For my family this morning -- the little details meant the difference between great pancakes or burnt pancakes.

nice little bowl of batter

do you see a face?

I do not have predictions as many other sites and blog and reviews will post. I only wish you and your family happiness, prosperity, success, and joy.

Happy New Year!

<ps: the pancakes were great!>

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Kelly is 34 years old, a wife, and a mother. She is a military veteran. Her experience is in intelligence, communications technology (like video teleconference technology), and administration. Her current gig is a senior executive assistant to a senior department of defense official. In her spare time she spends time with her family and reads a ton of books. She is also a writer and hopes to publish her first novel in 2012.

Charley is 28 years old, a devoted husband, and a father of two. He served in the Marine Corps for seven years. He has a bachelors in business administration and he is currently working on his MBA in Information Security, as well as his project management creditials. In his spare time he spends time with his family and friends. He also grills up a mean steak.