Phone Calls to be Fretful About

[iceraptoress]

Here's a potentially interesting development. A few weeks ago, the manager from my former place of employment - the Alaska Bead Company - stopped into the fabric store by chance with a friend. She didn't know I worked there, but was pleasantly surprised to see me and we had a really nice chat while her friend shopped. Then, the week before

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[ladybugpurple]

I hope things go your way with the other job! It sounds like they're calling you for a reason though, for sure. :)

Yeah, I'm not in the loop either with my family, and it sucks, especially since it's been that way my whole life. Most everyone is in Pennsylvania, and my parents and I are in Texas. What annoys me most is that my parents are in the loop, but they don't tell ME anything. ><;;;

BTW, I'm not sure if you've gotten the e-mails I sent to you, but I received your package. Since details are in the e-mails (I almost didn't get it, I feel like), I'll just state again that I LOOOOVE the gifts, and thank you oh so much!! *huggles*

[laridian]

that's a lot of phone calls for "just catching up". My money would be on job-related disussion. I hope your dad's call isn't bad news. ^^;

[seidoo_ryuu]

I agree with Laridian--that's a few more calls above the "just to catch up with you" protocol, and I'd think a voicemail message would've been left, to that extent, if that's all it was! Hopefully it is awesome exciting news that will mean good things!

I also hope your dad's call is nothing bad. *hugs* It's sometimes amazing how, in this age of instant, effortless communication, we can leave our family out of the loop so completely.