As much as I wish, my faith is still at a very low level. Waiting for the Lord to reveal the reason my shoulders are still in continuous pain. Went to the company doctor a few weeks ago. Now I am on 'light duty' at work. That means I people greet. The job seems boring but it really isn't, no more so than cashiering!
Walmart is doing layaway this Christmas season and I was chosen (oh, yeah) to be a part of it. Sadly, with my restrictions, I have been watching the show unfold without me.
Have been slacking off on my letter-writing for the past weeks. I have a few I wrote (Astronomy class is convenient) for my grandfather and Cameron that I just haven't mailed. Not Good.
Ordered a PHD shirt! YAY! Nothing like paying through the nose for a logo. $25. A jacket with the logo is $100+ and I lose sweatshirts like no one can. I seriously do. I bought one a few weeks ago and only had it a few days. Several of the ones I've had (like an expensive Hollister jacket and special track jackets) I loaned and never got them back. Trust me, I remember everyone who 1; never gave a jacket back; and 2; borrowed more than $20 they didn't return.
Mostly because when you're in middle school and high school and you don't have much money and you hate most of your clothing, losing money or a prized jacket is a big deal. Especially if you trusted someone with it.
This last one I was responsible for. I forgot it at work and it disappeared. Well, it isn't right to take someone's jacket if you find it, but it's also dumb to leave it to be stolen.
Walmart is doing layaway this Christmas season and I was chosen (oh, yeah) to be a part of it. Sadly, with my restrictions, I have been watching the show unfold without me.
Have been slacking off on my letter-writing for the past weeks. I have a few I wrote (Astronomy class is convenient) for my grandfather and Cameron that I just haven't mailed. Not Good.
Ordered a PHD shirt! YAY! Nothing like paying through the nose for a logo. $25. A jacket with the logo is $100+ and I lose sweatshirts like no one can. I seriously do. I bought one a few weeks ago and only had it a few days. Several of the ones I've had (like an expensive Hollister jacket and special track jackets) I loaned and never got them back. Trust me, I remember everyone who 1; never gave a jacket back; and 2; borrowed more than $20 they didn't return.
Mostly because when you're in middle school and high school and you don't have much money and you hate most of your clothing, losing money or a prized jacket is a big deal. Especially if you trusted someone with it.
This last one I was responsible for. I forgot it at work and it disappeared. Well, it isn't right to take someone's jacket if you find it, but it's also dumb to leave it to be stolen.
