Today I've decided not to respond to things that aren't directly asked to me. This is really hilarious in my job as we're supposed to make the customer feel important and when they say things like, "I think thats a high rate" we're supposed to jump in and say, "well let me see if i can lower that for you". or if they say "I guess I better start ( Read more... )

We saw Transformers last night. I just thought the robots were cute... well, only the autobots ( Read more... )

I wish I was in Bay City for the fireworks ( Read more... )

There is a new kid here who says "You're more than welcome!" to the customers.

what does that mean?

So i'm writing more. Its good for me, even if nothing comes of it. Even if it isn't beautiful, its healthier for me and i've noticed a great deal of change in my person since i've been writing in this tiny book John gave me ( Read more... )

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I used to think that being solitaire meant something. A solitaire person was deeper, stronger, their feelings and thoughts meant more than those who constantly needed to lean on others. The irony being, when I really believed that, I was completely dependant on a number of people. I often use my relationships with others to define myself, and ( Read more... )

Does anyone else pick up objects and pretend to do what they're intended for?
Like, I often pick up phones and say "hello" when no one is calling. Or if i see a bowl, spoon or glass in a store, i pretend to eat or drink with it. I do this all the time!
I have even found that i don't just do it in front of other people. I do it by myself too.

When i live in california, I hope I can become a rock star.
i'm not kidding. Deep in my heart I think it will happen.

When I was 16 I decided my favorite word was pensive. I liked the way it sounded in my head and the way it could weigh down a sentence. I don't spend much time these days allowing myself to be pensive. I spend a lot of time stressed, and even more time, concerned. Both of these feelings (sad as they may be) lack the inner peace of pensiveness ( Read more... )