Happy Mother's Day
Two anonymous people that commented on my journal are fags. If you read 2 of the last 3 comments, all they like to do is harass me.
But anyways, I thought I'd never make it back to what I call "civilization." However, since I did make it back, the Kyle Ramie show lives to see another day. Well picking up where I last updated, after Wednesday came Thursday. It was Cinco de Mayo except nothing fun happened. Then Friday was yet another prom, this time the school being Mansfield. To be honest, I felt lost and a total stranger. Until a few kids I work with recognized me. They made me feel comfortable. All I can say is that while it was cool meeting people I've never seen before and getting to know Stop and Shop kids outside of work, all dressed up and such, there were points in the night where I felt like I was wasting my time. No offense, but I just didn't feel like I was in civilization. But as a whole that night wasn't terrible. However, my own prom was better, maybe because I actually knew everyone.
So yesterday I worked. I met my fourth sub-manager in almost three years. Yet again, a full-time front-end supervisor gets transferred, so I have to put up with another manager. But this supervisor is a cool guy. He has a sense of humor, and finally the front-end actually has a male adult in charge periodically. I'm not being sexist, but the store was entirely female-dominant for what seemed like forever. This may have been a bit confusing to understand, but in a way it seems like the Glory Days of work are starting to begin.
Today is Mother's Day, and I gave my sweet mother a card with some balloons. In a few minutes I'll be going to watch some TV. Oh, and this time, NO MORE RUDE COMMENTS please!
But anyways, I thought I'd never make it back to what I call "civilization." However, since I did make it back, the Kyle Ramie show lives to see another day. Well picking up where I last updated, after Wednesday came Thursday. It was Cinco de Mayo except nothing fun happened. Then Friday was yet another prom, this time the school being Mansfield. To be honest, I felt lost and a total stranger. Until a few kids I work with recognized me. They made me feel comfortable. All I can say is that while it was cool meeting people I've never seen before and getting to know Stop and Shop kids outside of work, all dressed up and such, there were points in the night where I felt like I was wasting my time. No offense, but I just didn't feel like I was in civilization. But as a whole that night wasn't terrible. However, my own prom was better, maybe because I actually knew everyone.
So yesterday I worked. I met my fourth sub-manager in almost three years. Yet again, a full-time front-end supervisor gets transferred, so I have to put up with another manager. But this supervisor is a cool guy. He has a sense of humor, and finally the front-end actually has a male adult in charge periodically. I'm not being sexist, but the store was entirely female-dominant for what seemed like forever. This may have been a bit confusing to understand, but in a way it seems like the Glory Days of work are starting to begin.
Today is Mother's Day, and I gave my sweet mother a card with some balloons. In a few minutes I'll be going to watch some TV. Oh, and this time, NO MORE RUDE COMMENTS please!