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Wednesday, 11 November 2009

  • He spends the better half of his day sitting on the floor.
    With his headphones on, his keyboard plugged in, and his eyebrows inched together.
    Thinking, composing and occasionally taking cupcake breaks
    he sits by his keyboard and guitars keying and strumming the day away.
    Often singing silly words to his chords he always stops to say, "Hey listen to this!"
    Taking my headphones off and muting whatever song I'm playing, I sit and listen.
    Always pleased with what I hear, he often pouts and claims, "You're not paying attention!"
    But I am. And I always will.
    Sometimes I sit with my headphones on, sounded muted, and listen to what he's playing.
    Whether he's serious or not, I like what he creates.
    He cares about his music, and his creativity is beyond belief.
    With every song he creats his self-confidence rises and I can see passion flaring up inside.
    While he says he misses Elementary School and the little joys it brought and hates sitting at home with nothing to do,
    I know if he were doing anything else, he'd want to be by his keyboard with his headphones on and garage band up.
    Watching him sit there, diligently composing music and sending out heys on Youtube
    I feel wasteful.
    Wasteful of what? I'm not sure. Maybe time.
    But he makes me want to get up and do something.
    Something creative, something I love doing.
    But what that is, I don't know.
    I spend my half (not so much better) of the day, shaking my fist at the lame articles AOL passes as news.
    And complaining about whether it be the government, swine flu or idiot remarks people say.
    Whatever it is, he makes me want to get up and do something worth doing.

    Its moments like this that I realize even though I miss my turtles and lizard miserably and even though I'm not getting the whole dorm life university experience, I did the right thing. And I'm with the right person.

  • I spent most of my morning cleaning, and realizing how much I need a better job.
    Sure Dick's Sporting Goods pays me more than minimum wage and the hours and good,
    but really? They're assholes. No question about it.
    A few weeks ago JP, one of our head cashiers, got transferred to golf,
    and instead of holding interviews and asking if any cashiers wanted a shot at a promotion,
    Jimmy, the new guy, got the position. No one was notified of the promotion until after Jimmy was training,
    and his reason for getting promoted? Networking. I'm sure he also attributes his wonderful personality to the promotion.
    Really though? It was unfair. Not only had he been working at Dick's for about two weeks, but really he got promoted because Jason, the main cashier who hired him and promoted him, has known him for about 8 years.
    Uncool Jason. William has worked for the store since it opened, about 8 months ago, and he deserved it more than anymore. If you haven't caught on yet, his wonderful personality is really obnoxious.
    He's 32 years old and working as a cashier. I mean okay whatever, there's nothing wrong with that, but considering the other jobs he held you just kind of have to ask yourself, does networking really work? Somewhat in his case. He got the promotion but his job is lame.

    I'm going to Kentucky for Christmas.
    I'm excited. Snow!

    Because of Dick's Sporting Goods I will never wear Dark Green again.


Saturday, 24 October 2009

  • Sometimes when I feel I've made a horrible impression on smebody
    and I come home beat up about it
    and Captain Awesome runs to me and nestles up agaisnt me
    It doesn't matter anymore

Friday, 23 October 2009

Sunday, 18 October 2009

  • Work from 945 am - 315 pm

    I could live with getting 5 hours of sleep, but putting Kate Nash down now would be ridiculous! Therefore, I choose to be tired at work tomorrow

Friday, 09 October 2009