Troubled Waters In Maryland
Weight Watchers meeting and times. I would probably go to Columbia, Glen Burnie or Catonsville. Any time, really. I work Tuesday evenings, so not then.
I just signed up for the Monthly Pass -- $40 a month for unlimited meetings and online WW. It's worth it when the meetings alone can cost $11 a week.
...I've been having dreams of a skinny me. I need to make those reality.
Hope you're having a good Father's Day with the Mule's. I got an e-mail from Pam telling me I really need to talk to Gina. "10 years of friendship is too much to throw away. Think about it."
Guess I should tell her it's not because of me. Gina said she does not want to be my friend anymore. And I honestly do not want to be friends with someone who puts shopping for trivial work items ahead of friendships. (that's not the main reason to not be friends...that sounds kind of petty. but it's an example of the behavior she exhibits that I will not tolerate.)
It's one thing if I told you, "oh Bonnie, I'm sorry. I can't come over today because I have to go shopping for work." Because we talk to each other on a fairly regular basis and at least make efforts to hang out, those "trivial" trips aren't bad. It's another thing if I never returned your phone calls, never made an effort to hang out or talk to you and then told you, "oh, I was shopping for work. I was too busy for you."
I respect Pam for trying, but it's her sister. What am I supposed to say? Your sister is a selfish B-tch and puts herself ahead of anyone and everyone. And she doesn't include friendships among her priorities. Not even top 4 on her list.
Anyways, good luck today. I'm going to see Brad's "grandparents." His step-dad's family. THey smoke, so I'm not looking forward to it. Oh well! It'll be ok.
Let me know about the meetings. We can talk about them.
I just signed up for the Monthly Pass -- $40 a month for unlimited meetings and online WW. It's worth it when the meetings alone can cost $11 a week.
...I've been having dreams of a skinny me. I need to make those reality.
Hope you're having a good Father's Day with the Mule's. I got an e-mail from Pam telling me I really need to talk to Gina. "10 years of friendship is too much to throw away. Think about it."
Guess I should tell her it's not because of me. Gina said she does not want to be my friend anymore. And I honestly do not want to be friends with someone who puts shopping for trivial work items ahead of friendships. (that's not the main reason to not be friends...that sounds kind of petty. but it's an example of the behavior she exhibits that I will not tolerate.)
It's one thing if I told you, "oh Bonnie, I'm sorry. I can't come over today because I have to go shopping for work." Because we talk to each other on a fairly regular basis and at least make efforts to hang out, those "trivial" trips aren't bad. It's another thing if I never returned your phone calls, never made an effort to hang out or talk to you and then told you, "oh, I was shopping for work. I was too busy for you."
I respect Pam for trying, but it's her sister. What am I supposed to say? Your sister is a selfish B-tch and puts herself ahead of anyone and everyone. And she doesn't include friendships among her priorities. Not even top 4 on her list.
Anyways, good luck today. I'm going to see Brad's "grandparents." His step-dad's family. THey smoke, so I'm not looking forward to it. Oh well! It'll be ok.
Let me know about the meetings. We can talk about them.