Nah...that was a girl in my pharmacy classes. My last real ex. This one was at work and it never really was clear what was going on. And she was doing the same to other guys, apparently. :bleh:
Argh, she was one of those. :bleh: Glad you steered clear. Girls who play the field like that really get on my nerves. I mean, keep your intentions for ONE guy. Same goes for guys. Manipulation should NOT be part of the game.
A customer called in, her name was Teresa Sasaki, so I said, "Konichiwa!" - silence on the other end. So, I asked, "You're Japanese aren't you?" She says, "No, I'm Mexican. My ex-husband was Japanese." :ashamed:
gaijinmark wrote:A customer called in, her name was Teresa Sasaki, so I said, "Konichiwa!" - silence on the other end. So, I asked, "You're Japanese aren't you?" She says, "No, I'm Mexican. My ex-husband was Japanese." :ashamed:
gaijinmark wrote:A customer called in, her name was Teresa Sasaki, so I said, "Konichiwa!" - silence on the other end. So, I asked, "You're Japanese aren't you?" She says, "No, I'm Mexican. My ex-husband was Japanese." :ashamed:
bmwracer wrote:
I'll feel the same when I stumble into work tomorrow. :sweat: :bleh:
It's the weather: Although I work in airconditioned comfort, there's no such luck at home. It's warm and humid at night, and I don't sleep well :( especially when Mrs A.D. is restless (as she often is)
bmwracer wrote: Like logging on or trying to remember passwords... :beaten:
That is ALWAYS the hardest part for me after I've been away for awhile, and it seems like there's always one of two passwords I can't remember. At that point CPD (chronic profanity disorder) kicks in. :beaten: [/list:u]
No surprise, but I guess The Queen didn't make "not being a bitch" as one of her New Year's resolutions: I was chit-chatting with our secretary for a minute and she came by to clearly snoop on our conversation... :shakehead:
gaijinmark wrote:A customer called in, her name was Teresa Sasaki, so I said, "Konichiwa!" - silence on the other end. So, I asked, "You're Japanese aren't you?" She says, "No, I'm Mexican. My ex-husband was Japanese." :ashamed:
Hopefully she wasn't offended... :sweat:
EstherM wrote:DoesnLt come as a surprise but I realised I donLt like my work at all.
But since it pays well, I can dedicate 2008 to plan my exist strategy. :hehe:
Awwwww not liking your job makes it even harder to work. What do you do, Esther?
Awwwww not liking your job makes it even harder to work. What do you do, Esther?
Am I the only one still on her vacation? :hehe:
Lucky! Enjoy while it lasts :D
I work as strategic marketing manager, I plan marketing campaigns for financial products and initiatives, which I love. But I really hate the company culture and power struggles between departments because itLs impossible to progess properly. I waste 70% of my time on diplomatic compromising and itLs exhausting.
:tired: But hey itLs almost Friday :mrgreen:
gaijinmark wrote: That is ALWAYS the hardest part for me after I've been away for awhile, and it seems like there's always one of two passwords I can't remember. At that point CPD (chronic profanity disorder) kicks in. :beaten: [/list:u]
:rofl:
There's only two passwords I have to remember here, one is my wife's name, and the other is "password" :hehe:
Work sucked today. One of my coworkers that was supposed to be closing decided to call in sick. Guess who got to close? And my real closing day is tomorrow :shamefulcry: . God, another 10 hour day.
kitakaze wrote:Work sucked today. One of my coworkers that was supposed to be closing decided to call in sick. Guess who got to close? And my real closing day is tomorrow :shamefulcry: . God, another 10 hour day.
that sucks! :grumble:
I am just glad itLs Friday ... and I only have to work a little from home on Saturday or Sunday
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