work is not bad.............sometimes.
I worked tonight. I closed. While it was tiring tonight, it wasn't so bad as to write dirty things on my page. I worked with Mark (from Hurst) and Richard. I wish that we had been a little slower so that I could have talked to Mark more than I did, but there will be a time to do that later. I think that Mark may have been surprised at my silence at work. I don't talk much; I just work. The sad thing about that is that I feel like I don't ever get enough accomplished for my fellow co-workers. Oh, well. At least I try, right?
It makes me so happy when people reply to my posts, especially the ones about socio-political issues. Although, I do have to say that I feel sorry for Rachael's reply because she got a HUGE reply back. It wasn't bad; it was just incredibly long. I hope that she is at the library for a long time the next that she goes.
I listened to Democracy Now! earlier today and I was a bit disturbed to find out that Clear Channel and a lot of our super-huge media conglomerates are heading to England. Apparently Tony Blair is "deregulating" the British media market and allowing them to integrate foreign media companies. There is a subtle irony in this. It is mostly American companies taking over the air-waves in England. These same companies lobbied for American ownership exclusivity in the states but are allowed to take over foreign markets. I will say this another way now. American companies can take over England's market but british broadcasters are not allowed to own American media corporations. So much for fair trade, eh?
It makes me so happy when people reply to my posts, especially the ones about socio-political issues. Although, I do have to say that I feel sorry for Rachael's reply because she got a HUGE reply back. It wasn't bad; it was just incredibly long. I hope that she is at the library for a long time the next that she goes.
I listened to Democracy Now! earlier today and I was a bit disturbed to find out that Clear Channel and a lot of our super-huge media conglomerates are heading to England. Apparently Tony Blair is "deregulating" the British media market and allowing them to integrate foreign media companies. There is a subtle irony in this. It is mostly American companies taking over the air-waves in England. These same companies lobbied for American ownership exclusivity in the states but are allowed to take over foreign markets. I will say this another way now. American companies can take over England's market but british broadcasters are not allowed to own American media corporations. So much for fair trade, eh?