really.
"you just made my day."
nobody ever really says those words often. love and hate words are generally thrown around carelessly in general conversation, so they are never a huge surprise, but when appreciation came up this morning when I was at my old coffee shop ordering coffee from the girls I used to work with, it was sort of a surprise. I suppose it meant more to me than it did to her, but the sincerity of it made me think for a second and realize what she was saying.
I was thirty minutes early for work today, and sat with my coffee and chatted with my manager (who was opening.) about hockey. (not the book somebody is reading in the staffroom, the politics that were happening later that day, nor too much elaboration on mothers day, but hockey.) what I'm saying is that I need some nice girl time with one of my girl friends. I'd like to go to the cupcake shop and have tea and take photos at the lake and chat about boys. hahaha.
(but really.)
nobody ever really says those words often. love and hate words are generally thrown around carelessly in general conversation, so they are never a huge surprise, but when appreciation came up this morning when I was at my old coffee shop ordering coffee from the girls I used to work with, it was sort of a surprise. I suppose it meant more to me than it did to her, but the sincerity of it made me think for a second and realize what she was saying.
I was thirty minutes early for work today, and sat with my coffee and chatted with my manager (who was opening.) about hockey. (not the book somebody is reading in the staffroom, the politics that were happening later that day, nor too much elaboration on mothers day, but hockey.) what I'm saying is that I need some nice girl time with one of my girl friends. I'd like to go to the cupcake shop and have tea and take photos at the lake and chat about boys. hahaha.
(but really.)