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Fangirly McFangirlington
03 February 2009 @ 08:13 pm
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/daschle_taxes

I have to admit, it's rather nice having a President who is willing to not only say "I screwed up," but also "I'm frustrated with myself." It's something that's been sorely lacking the last eight years.

I didn't watch the Superbowl because I didn't care. I find it extremely amusing, too, that I was the only one at work that Ted DIDN'T schedule to work on Superbowl Sunday (busiest pizza day of the year).. and I'm the only one who didn't care about the game. I wasn't even 100% positive who had won when I went to work on Monday morning; again, didn't watch the game. It's awesome.

So, Robert and I have a friend who lives in Kansas City who needed to find someone to adopt one of her cats cause she couldn't take care of him anymore. We talked about it and decided to adopt him. Originally, she was going to drive all the way down here, but then the next day she asked us if we wanted to meet somewhere. So we met her in Emporia on Sunday to get the cat. His name is Rocky, he's a black-and-white manx cat, and I don't have a picture because I'm still without a phone.

Yesterday, when I got home from work, I couldn't find the cat. I typed out a whole long story, but then I got bored rereading it, so I'll just give the Cliff's Notes version: the cat, we're pretty sure, ended up being somewhere between the first and second floor of our house, because after four hours of looking, he jumped out of a closet that I had thoroughly cleaned out in an effort to look for him, and there was a hole we found in the closet that looked like it led under the stairs. On the bright side, I had been wanting to clean that closet out for quite some time now, and now it's done. We went to Walmart and bought a latch for that closet door; Rocky won't be hiding in there again. We also moved his litter box and his food and water into the bathroom; we didn't want them in the basement anymore since we were looking for him and found a way he could jump into the basement of the other side of the duplex - we don't have room in the kitchen for the litter box or his food and water, so we made room in the bathroom.

I have nothing else to babble about.
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we'll all stay: tired
 
 
Fangirly McFangirlington
01 January 2009 @ 09:34 am
I've found myself, for the most part, happier since transferring to the new Domino's after mine closed. I get along with everyone there, and it's nice that the managers trust that I know how to do my job, and let me just do my job, rather than micromanaging me and telling me what to do every baby step of the way. I don't wake up every day dreading going to work because I'm not feeling like dealing with this person's bitchiness, this person's moodiness, this person's bipolarness, this person's unpredictability, etc. I don't even wake up dreading work at all anymore.. well, except when it snows, but that's an outside circumstance. But I've been coming home in a better mood for not having to deal with idiots and irrational people. Also, where William was scheduling me for 25-30 hours a week, Ted is scheduling me for the 35-40 a week that I want, and the tips are better at the new store, so financially, I'm doing better as well.

Really, I don't have anything to complain about at the moment. Justin whines a lot and throws a lot of tantrums these days, but he's 2, so that's pretty much all the explanation anyone needs, and I'm figuring he'll be okay once he gets a little older and more reasonable. I had a sonogram this week, and the baby looks great; no deformities, everything's developing completely normal. The baby is even measuring exactly where it should be, down to the day, so my pregnancy is just insanely normal at the moment. Robert and I are still planning on waiting until the baby's born to find out whether it's a boy or a girl, so I don't know. I think it's another boy, but I don't actually care whether it's a boy or a girl as long as I get a healthy baby, and so far, looks like I'm getting my wish. My c-section date has been set for May 5, so unless I go into labor before then, I'll be having this baby on May 5.

I don't really have anything else to say, so I'm gonna close this up and go to work (because not everyone gets today off).
 
 
hanging out in: home
we'll all stay: chipper
song offending the censors: speeders on tv
 
 
Fangirly McFangirlington
06 December 2008 @ 10:14 am
So, I got bitchslapped by the economic crisis, but I've received my bailout, although it wasn't by the government.

I suppose I should elaborate.

slightly tl;dr )

Well, that's about enough babbling for today; I'm hungry, time for breakfast.
 
 
hanging out in: home
we'll all stay: okay
 
 
Fangirly McFangirlington
18 June 2008 @ 09:40 am
I should definitely update more often.

On Sunday, we all (me, Robert and the kids) went to the Wichita Art Museum. The art itself was cool, but the employees there were so holier-than-thou that it made me never want to go back. Five minutes into it we were approached by security guards and told we were too close to the paintings. I'm sure it was probably me, even with my glasses on I can't see worth a damn and I know I was leaning in to read the stories behind the paintings that were displayed right by them. There wasn't a rope or anything so I figured it was okay...apparently not. I pretty much lost interest after that because I like to know the stories behind paintings, makes them more interesting to me, and without leaning in I couldn't read them. I know I need new glasses but we just can't afford them at the moment. It wasn't just the security guards either, it was literally every employee we had contact with...they all just treated us with such an "I'm-better-than-you" attitude, it was disgusting. And untrue. The truth is, nobody's better than anybody.

Yesterday I worked all day. Shay, the new girl, came up and hung out all day and she is PSYCHO. I swear. She showed me and Cindy where she broke two of her toes because she got pissed off at her husband while she was drunk and attempted to pick up their glass coffee table and throw it at him. And she's all "Usually I can pick that thing up no problem" and I'm like "Wait, usually? As in, you do this on a regular basis?" PSYCHO. She was all calling her husband every name in the book, yelling at him, cussing at him all day, and I'm sitting there going "Damn, I don't ever want to be on your bad side." She reminds me a LOT of Sabrina from high school, and that's not a good thing, not even a little bit. I pretty much don't like her, and I'm sort of scared of her, but I'm sure as hell not gonna tell her that.

It's getting to the point where I'm pretty happy I open with Cindy most days because she's just about the only person there I can really stand. It's just not a fun place to be. William's pissing me off too - he knows I'm looking for a new job but he keeps throwing in snide comments like "You know you'll never leave this place" and "You'll never find a different job" and "I don't think you'll ever quit" and the like. RARR.

But today, I am not going to worry about any of my issues with anything cause I have all three kids today and I'm just gonna have fun with them :D
 
 
hanging out in: home
we'll all stay: okay
song offending the censors: kids torturing each other.