The stress of my job
Is really getting to me
Chewed through my bite guard
Friday, May 21, 2010
Thursday, May 20, 2010
I've had enough
Working in the editorial arts as I do, I have a huge dictionary on my desk. Over the years, an office prankster has come in at night and opened the dictionary to a specific word (usually something along the mature lines of poop).
Sometimes the words are worse than that, but I'm a good sport, so I've just let it go.
Today, it was open to clitoridectomy. That's too far (and vaguely threatening).
WTF is wrong with people???
Sometimes the words are worse than that, but I'm a good sport, so I've just let it go.
Today, it was open to clitoridectomy. That's too far (and vaguely threatening).
WTF is wrong with people???
Monday, May 17, 2010
Friday, May 14, 2010
A first!
When we asked her how well she dealt with others who might be offensive, a job applicant started her answer with:
"Well, I play World of Warcraft, so...."
"Well, I play World of Warcraft, so...."
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Five years of goodness outweighs 30 years of being a drunken a-hole?
Warning: I'm about to sound like a bitch.
Today on Facebook, my ex announced to the world that he is five years sober today.
Which is great, don't get me wrong. And I know it must have been a horribly long road to sobriety for him.
Everybody chimed in, telling him how great and wonderful he is and what a pillar of society he's become.
Here's my question: (and keep in mind that I was the girlfriend who was there for the loooong trip down to rock bottom, so I saw him at [very nearly] his worst, which has colored my opinion of him forever) Does five years of being good undo nearly 30 of being a raging a-hole?
If you try to destroy yourself and everyone around you for six times the number of years you've been an angel, is that a good balance?
I guess only time will tell. If in 25 years he's still the pillar of society that folks say he is today, I guess he'll have proven me wrong.
Today on Facebook, my ex announced to the world that he is five years sober today.
Which is great, don't get me wrong. And I know it must have been a horribly long road to sobriety for him.
Everybody chimed in, telling him how great and wonderful he is and what a pillar of society he's become.
Here's my question: (and keep in mind that I was the girlfriend who was there for the loooong trip down to rock bottom, so I saw him at [very nearly] his worst, which has colored my opinion of him forever) Does five years of being good undo nearly 30 of being a raging a-hole?
If you try to destroy yourself and everyone around you for six times the number of years you've been an angel, is that a good balance?
I guess only time will tell. If in 25 years he's still the pillar of society that folks say he is today, I guess he'll have proven me wrong.
OLE!
Beau went to Mexico last week (I got a semisober call at least once each day--that's devotion). And he brought back a sombrero that PERFECTLY fits the stuffed Jayhawk on my desk!
He also brought me a bottle of tequila with (shudder) two worms floating in it. I wonder, why two worms? It's a small bottle. Perhaps they're star-crossed and took the plunge together. Not even DEATH could tear them apart! Oh well. I'm not drinkin' it, so I can continue to stare at them and wonder about their fate.
He also brought me a bottle of tequila with (shudder) two worms floating in it. I wonder, why two worms? It's a small bottle. Perhaps they're star-crossed and took the plunge together. Not even DEATH could tear them apart! Oh well. I'm not drinkin' it, so I can continue to stare at them and wonder about their fate.
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Daisy found a sunbeam
This is the scene I found when I walked into the kitchen this morning.
She just looks so sweet and content.
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Word of the day
sesquipedalianism \ses-kwi-PEED-l-iz-uhm\, adjective;
- Given to using long words.
- (Of a word) containing many syllables.
A little advice to aspiring editors
If you're gonna tell the world you're a hot-shit, error-free, grammar machine in your cover letter, maybe you should look it over once or twice for T-Y-P-O-S.
Or perhaps you really DID "purse" an advanced degree in communications.
My advice is to purse a career in a different field.
Or perhaps you really DID "purse" an advanced degree in communications.
My advice is to purse a career in a different field.
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