re(sist, tard, main, lay, frain)ceptionist

[hidingmywings]

I am not a receptionist. It's something that I do, but not something that I am. I hate the sound of it. It sounds like a football position--quarterback, lineman, tackle, receptionist. Or, like a surgeon's assistant, some white-masked apprentice who takes and cleans the used and bloody scalpels. "Receptionist?" Yes sir? "Please take this number

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[drewhilfiger]

I noticed you had Hawthorne listed as an interest so I thought I'd tell you about this community you might enjoy. :)

http://www.livejournal.com/community/nhawthorne/

[luliepants]

just thought i would say hi, seeing as your the only other person to list the british pantry in your interest. so, HI!

and i know i am posting this right under someone else posting/spaming about another interest, but meh. i'm better. :)

The British Pantry

[hidingmywings]

Oh ho ho. Yes, the British Pantry is great. The pasties, in particular, are my favorite. I do have to say, however, that Neville's has the slowest service of any restaurant I've ever frequented. Cheers!

[blisteredsoul]

I just read this, some 4 months after the fact of writing, and as a fellow receptionist, I feel your pain. I always tell people I work in a doctor's office, but then they think I'm in the medical field and then I have to tell them I just answer the phones. Ah well. I stopped by Northwest the other day and talked to Dr. Settle and Connie Rice about graduate school. I think I'm going to focus on a creative writing MFA at SPU or Seattle U. for next fall. I'm hoping it will work out. How are wedding plans going? Give me a call sometime,
Matt