I don't know about the general population, but those of you who attended UMass Amherst might remember what I'm talking about ( Read more... )

The majority of this post is in regards to a friend’s entry (you know who you are...some of it is posted as a response in there as well). This friend had written about the lack of desire for human interaction, or more the deliberate avoidance of it in general ( Read more... )

Hello, and welcome back ( Read more... )

Yes, I'm back onto this beloved topic ( Read more... )

I'm bored. I just had lunch, and so I'm taking a few minutes to type this and zone out before I get back to some work stuff. Looking back on some previous entries, I realize that I have said a lot of bad things about this job. Most of them I still feel, but there is one that is pretty much just momentary in terms of previous entries ( Read more... )

I'm not having a "Case of the Mondays" so much as just really NOT wanting this job to be how I make my money. (I would say I don't want this job, but then that would leave me with no income, unless I had another job lined up ( Read more... )

Happy New Year, everyone!

Here is the overheard quote of the day:

"...these people, they get all their food for the WEEK, but it's ALIVE. They don't have refrigerators and stuff like that. So they go to the market and get all their meats: their chickens, their goats, but it's all running around, because it has to be FRESH."

First off, a little side note. On his way out yesterday (which, since I am writing about his leaving, you are made aware of the fact that he left before me), my boss did thank me once more for the preparations I did for the meeting, this time saying it was "perfect." I feel slightly more appreciated. Ok, on to today ( Read more... )

At least after the meeting was two hours done and over with, Jim complimented me on the spread and said it looked like a real "class act."

Hello all, and welcome to the run-on of running around that is the Holiday season ( Read more... )