Talk About Work Thread

ahochaude wrote:
I'm still there and still working with Rika!

I quit my other job. The real estate one.

I may be headed out there in November. The Japan trip might be a little too rich for my blood right now (after mortgages, prop taxes, home insurance, car insurance, etc). :sweat:

I held a yearbook meeting to recruit new members. I was looking for 10. 126 people showed up for the meeting. :sweat:

When I told the students that there was an application process and that I was only going to select 10 people... well... let's just say I'm lucky to be alive right now.

Wynter wrote:I held a yearbook meeting to recruit new members. I was looking for 10. 126 people showed up for the meeting. :sweat:

When I told the students that there was an application process and that I was only going to select 10 people... well... let's just say I'm lucky to be alive right now.

Always have your katana with you at all times.

i'm off now till tuesday! :woot:

bmwracer wrote:
Always have your katana with you at all times.

and your mochi icecream... :bonk:

bmwracer wrote:
Always have your katana with you at all times.

I'm teaching in the wrong era. :hehe:

qilver wrote:and your mochi icecream... :bonk:

:lol:

I'll take the katana in this case.

i was about to sent my resignation letter when my admin exec beats me to it. dang!

site supervisor wants to quit by end of the mth, and seems like the office would lose all the staff by November. serves my bosses right for being such a %&^$#

and mine is the longest resignation notice - 2 mths :banghead:

wish me luck for 2 mths of pure psychological bs

I made two students cry today. :shakehead:

Wynter wrote:I made two students cry today. :shakehead:

I'm just curious, when something like that happens, do you ever get a call from irate parents? [/list:u]

gaijin mark wrote: I'm just curious, when something like that happens, do you ever get a call from irate parents? [/list:u]

No, because I didn't do anything wrong. The girls didn't make the Yearbook Committee and I told them so. Tisn't my fault they couldn't handle the rejection.

Mind, I do feel really bad about it. It wasn't my intent to make them cry...

Wynter wrote:No, because I didn't do anything wrong. The girls didn't make the Yearbook Committee and I told them so. Tisn't my fault they couldn't handle the rejection.

This is high school?

Yow, they must be very sheltered.

Or spoiled.

bmwracer wrote:
This is high school?

Yow, they must be very sheltered.

Or spoiled.

They're emo.

Wynter wrote:They're emo.

That's creepy. I'd keep an eye on those two.

Seriously. :sweat:

Christ, heaps o' work to do: it's like no one did a damn thing while I was gone. :grumble: :grumble: :grumble:

like they're going to do YOUR work for you... :hehe: :twisted:

krim wrote:like they're going to do YOUR work for you... :hehe: :twisted:

It should work both ways: I shouldn't have to do their work for them... Trolls. :grumble:

bmwracer wrote:
It should work both ways: I shouldn't have to do their work for them... Trolls. :grumble:

I can get my Civics kids to get over there and help you cause a rebellion.

I have this one student who won't stop asking for my MSN. I'm running out of ways to say "no". :sweat:

Wynter wrote:

I can get my Civics kids to get over there and help you cause a rebellion.

I have this one student who won't stop asking for my MSN. I'm running out of ways to say "no". :sweat:

The swords, Wyn-chan, the sight cold nippon steel should put a halt to that!![/list:u]

gaijin mark wrote: The swords, Wyn-chan, the sight cold nippon steel should put a halt to that!![/list:u]

If only corporal punishment still existed. :shamefulcry: