Something new...
So, I've decided to actually start using this thing.
Ya' see, there's a two hour period every coupl'a days at work in which I get to "watch the bridges", which means I essentially sit on my ass and, on the off chance some maroon can't figure out how to type in six digits and hit the # key on a touch-tone phone, I'm there to hold their hand and guide them to where they're trying to get.
(Did I mention that this is what I was doing, for eight hours a day, for nearly 5 months when they first hired me on? Boring as all hell. Well paid boring, but boring none-the-less.)
I decided I should put this time to constructive (hah!) use and post about whatever's bugging me / what stupid phone-call I may have gotten / whatever happens to be on my mind during this period of time.
Not much today, as my "shift" is nearly over, but this:
I'm going to see a chiropractor tomorrow, for the first time. While I'm looking forward to it, since my neck/back/hip have really been bugging me lately, I'm still a leetle nervous. Silly, I know, and it probably won't be any worse (ie, not at all) than my first filling, which I got last week. But I still can't help but feel a little worried that a) my back may be genuinely messed up or b) something may go horribly, horribly wrong and I end up as a hunchback for the rest of my life.
I guess I'll just have to wait and see.
Ya' see, there's a two hour period every coupl'a days at work in which I get to "watch the bridges", which means I essentially sit on my ass and, on the off chance some maroon can't figure out how to type in six digits and hit the # key on a touch-tone phone, I'm there to hold their hand and guide them to where they're trying to get.
(Did I mention that this is what I was doing, for eight hours a day, for nearly 5 months when they first hired me on? Boring as all hell. Well paid boring, but boring none-the-less.)
I decided I should put this time to constructive (hah!) use and post about whatever's bugging me / what stupid phone-call I may have gotten / whatever happens to be on my mind during this period of time.
Not much today, as my "shift" is nearly over, but this:
I'm going to see a chiropractor tomorrow, for the first time. While I'm looking forward to it, since my neck/back/hip have really been bugging me lately, I'm still a leetle nervous. Silly, I know, and it probably won't be any worse (ie, not at all) than my first filling, which I got last week. But I still can't help but feel a little worried that a) my back may be genuinely messed up or b) something may go horribly, horribly wrong and I end up as a hunchback for the rest of my life.
I guess I'll just have to wait and see.