Well
It appears that I've become predictable
And I don't think I like it.
I've developed a routine. Not that unusual for me, really. I've got routines for just about anything. I'm a tad more OC than I think people realize.
What was unusual, for me, anyway, was walking into the sandwich shop where I normally get a bagel before work, and having the girl ring up my order before I got there, THEN discovering that everyone in Caribou knows my name (because I spend every lunch hour there -- as I'm doing at the moment, actually -- to use their wireless).
I'm not used to being noticed. Generally, I prefer it that way. I spent all of middle school and high school doing my best to hide in plain sight (never seemed to work there, either). But that's why I don't make any effort to get chummy with my co-workers (and actually like that I sit a fair distance away from my team), and don't hang out during the fellowship time at my church. I prefer it when I can come and go (especially the "go" part) without anyone noticing.
People scare me.
And I don't think I like it.
I've developed a routine. Not that unusual for me, really. I've got routines for just about anything. I'm a tad more OC than I think people realize.
What was unusual, for me, anyway, was walking into the sandwich shop where I normally get a bagel before work, and having the girl ring up my order before I got there, THEN discovering that everyone in Caribou knows my name (because I spend every lunch hour there -- as I'm doing at the moment, actually -- to use their wireless).
I'm not used to being noticed. Generally, I prefer it that way. I spent all of middle school and high school doing my best to hide in plain sight (never seemed to work there, either). But that's why I don't make any effort to get chummy with my co-workers (and actually like that I sit a fair distance away from my team), and don't hang out during the fellowship time at my church. I prefer it when I can come and go (especially the "go" part) without anyone noticing.
People scare me.