The horrors of working in retail; and some fangirling about BBC's Sherlock
Well today was my last day of work, thank the powers that be! At the beginning of this summer got work as a womens clothing storm at the local mall, which shall remain anonymous because i pride myself on being a lady of principles. I soon found out the horrors of working in retail; the long hours working on the floor which lead to ones legs feeling as weak as those of a newborn calf. And having to "close" which means that, after the store officially closes at 9, I have to stay, often until as late as 2 in the morning, in order to clean it up adn ready it for the next day. But, of course, the gleaming jewels of my 6 hour shifts were the customers who were usually universally disgruntled or insane. It would have been different if i had been selling something i was interested in, or cared about, like books, but needless to say, I shan't be delving into the world of clothing retail if i can avoid it.
On the bright side, having to get up early for work did allow me to watch a lot of the World Cup matches, which i followed obsessively. And these last few weeks, I have had ht epleasing distraction of BBC's Sherlock. It is quite simple, awesomeness, especially the first episode penned by none other than the Moff himself. I am now quite in love with Benedict Cumberbatcha dn Martin Freeman and cannot wait for the last episode this sunday. I adore the Conan Doyle stories in all of their 19th century fun, but this update has been glorious.
On the bright side, having to get up early for work did allow me to watch a lot of the World Cup matches, which i followed obsessively. And these last few weeks, I have had ht epleasing distraction of BBC's Sherlock. It is quite simple, awesomeness, especially the first episode penned by none other than the Moff himself. I am now quite in love with Benedict Cumberbatcha dn Martin Freeman and cannot wait for the last episode this sunday. I adore the Conan Doyle stories in all of their 19th century fun, but this update has been glorious.