Hhaahah, oh, man, are you still around the building? Aren't ya'll's pals taking ya'll out for lunch on your last day or something?
Yup still here. Last minute decision, but I chose to stay here. LV can't beat the FREE family medical I'm receiving here. So I just chose to stay at LV PT for now......... *sigh* Can't have the best of both worlds...
Yeah, if there's one thing our dept. has is folks who like to cook. And folks who have become decently good cooks via force, like me, hahaha (I contributed the primavera if you're wondering). I guess that's why we have gatherings more than, say, going out to a restaurant (which we like to do too , actually:) ).
Wow with cooks like that, who needs restaurants? Have fun! :good:
Yup still here. Last minute decision, but I chose to stay here. LV can't beat the FREE family medical I'm receiving here. So I just chose to stay at LV PT for now......... *sigh* Can't have the best of both worlds...
Good decision. Some people don't have benefits so it makes sense to stay.
dochira wrote:
...but for free medical... Ah, hopefully something better comes up in the future. Job you like and the benefits you deserve. :say_gdluck:
That's what I keep holding my breath for. But I seem to be running out of oxygen already. :beaten:
Yup still here. Last minute decision, but I chose to stay here. LV can't beat the FREE family medical I'm receiving here. So I just chose to stay at LV PT for now......... *sigh* Can't have the best of both worlds...
Yikes. Well, good luck all the same, man. Heck, I've heard stories of part-timers who do well enough in a high-profile company like LV and are offered a full-time position they can't refuse (sorry for the Puzo reference; didn't mean to imply anything), so to speak.
dochira wrote:
Wow with cooks like that, who needs restaurants? Have fun!
Thanks for your sentiments, dochira. Just finishing up. Wish you guys were [burp! (and that's not an alcohol "burp!" of course, heheh)] here.
Had a sirloin steak I cooked myself. For those who work out (lifting), what's the best food for before and after workouts? And what's good for recovery days?
Gotta look at least decent for the ladies, you know. :naughty:
Very interesting to know that all of you must be having your on favourite menu, so what are your menu that you most liked?
If me (I am from Indonesia) I already try many kind of food, like Japanese food, Korean food (especially bim bim bup ), chinese food (a hot fish which is so delicious and with crab-meat corn soup, those are my favourite menu), western food (t-bone steak, pasta (pene,spaghetti, macroni)) not forget caesar salad and the cream soup, Indonesian food like nasi goreng (That's the most famous), all tofu like tahu campur and tahu tek2, nasi pecel (rice with many vagetables and peanut sauce), soto (like a yellow soup made by chicken, tomato, potato, and other), rawon (like a dark soup but the taste so much more, made by beef meat), France food (which I think very exspensive but they served the dish with a small size).
So I've been telling what I liked, and you should do it too.
Since I had to work today, I had lunch with a co-worker at The Red Car Brewery, a microbrewery (the only one in the South Bay, I think) and restaurant...:)
bmwracer wrote:
McDonald's???? *holds up a cross* :bleh:
in health class we just finished watching this movie called "super size me" or something about this guy who eats mc donalds three times a day for a month...eww... makes me not want to eat mc donalds anymore
noodlefreak wrote:
in health class we just finished watching this movie called "super size me" or something about this guy who eats mc donalds three times a day for a month...eww... makes me not want to eat mc donalds anymore