Retail is Hell continues.

[kudagirl]

As I was going into work this week, the manager of our Starbucks stopped me. 
His son, M,  is what we call a GSA.  Basically M has the position of watching over
the front end.  He supervises the cashiers, guest service and cart attendants.  M, in
my opinion, is far too young for this job.  He is just out of his teens and still more
about playing

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[ssddgr]

We have only started to do coupons around here, as far as I'm aware, but I can see it's a hassle for companies. I'm sorry M didn't think things over and make the right choice. It sucks that something stupid done in such an early age can screw you up.

How are you doing, other than that?

*hugs*

[kudagirl]

Things are better after the holidays. Life slows a bit. We are having a strange winter. Two years ago we had snow for two weeks. This year it's in the 70's and damp. We never know how cold our winters will be.

Nice to have you around again. You are missed. Hope life is treating you kinder these days. Bet baby is growing and developing personality now. Has he said Mama yet?

[ssddgr]

I think, for as beautiful the holidays are, they're a nightmare for people in retail. I'd love to have snow for even a day. Sigh.

It's nice being around again. I'm back to work, which means I can from time to time go online without worrying about the baby or the dogs or cooking lunch etc.

Baby is growing rapidly. He's off the charts, height-wise. Taking after his dad :D The only thing he says so far is bye, and he waves, which is adorable and I wanna eat him all up.

I'd promised myself I wouldn't be a silly mom in public, but can't seem to be able to help myself.

[kudagirl]

LOL! Being a proud mom is never silly. You feel this way no matter what their age is believe me. My son is older than you and I burst with pride about him every day.