bon anniversaire
so teko and i have been together for one month today. he wouldn't have noticed if i hadn't said anything. boys are never into that sort of thing. and i kinda feel like it's such a high school thing for me to even notice things like that, but i've always been big on dates. if you don't celebrate the time you have together you take it for granted. it's cheesy but i think it's cool to have a day no one else can claim but you and the person you dig.
these next two weeks at work are gonna be such a friggin headache. i'm filling in for the editor-at-large's assistant, so right now i basically have three bosses. ridiculous. i don't mind the extra work and exposure, but i just have a headache by the end of every day, i feel so scattered and on-edge doing a dozen different tasks at once. i feel like i need a bonus next pay period. this week was the first week i really felt like i sold my soul to corporate america. at least i'm dealing with creative corporate america, but The Man nonetheless.
i volunteered to do Scholastic Reads, which is this program we do where employees volunteer to read to kids in the schools for an hour. so i'm reading to first graders bright and early thursday morning! i'm doing it because my boss suggested i do it (which pretty much means do it or i won't take you seriously), but i'm actually kind of excited about it. being around little kids always cheers me up. little kids and puppies. and the school is only 7 blocks from my school, which is a plus. i hate how new york schools have numbers for names--no character there at all.
these next two weeks at work are gonna be such a friggin headache. i'm filling in for the editor-at-large's assistant, so right now i basically have three bosses. ridiculous. i don't mind the extra work and exposure, but i just have a headache by the end of every day, i feel so scattered and on-edge doing a dozen different tasks at once. i feel like i need a bonus next pay period. this week was the first week i really felt like i sold my soul to corporate america. at least i'm dealing with creative corporate america, but The Man nonetheless.
i volunteered to do Scholastic Reads, which is this program we do where employees volunteer to read to kids in the schools for an hour. so i'm reading to first graders bright and early thursday morning! i'm doing it because my boss suggested i do it (which pretty much means do it or i won't take you seriously), but i'm actually kind of excited about it. being around little kids always cheers me up. little kids and puppies. and the school is only 7 blocks from my school, which is a plus. i hate how new york schools have numbers for names--no character there at all.