opening monologue

[the_siobhan]

I am eating a bagel for breakfast. Anybody who has any occasion to watch me eat many breakfasts knows that I almost always eat bagels. And sometimes I will cover one with tomatoes and jalapenos and pizza sauce and eat it for lunch.

I love bagels. I will now commence to make happy tummy noises at the screen.



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First night on the new job yesterday -- and I think it went pretty well. They seemed to like me and they are very freak friendly. I was introduced to one of the shift supervisor who was wearing all black with doc martins and a "death: the high cost of living" t-shirt. Heh. And of course one of the other ones was our stage manager at C8.

Still, it's a grunt job. I am getting really tired of grunt jobs. The fact that this will get me to where I want to be a lot faster makes it bearable, but it's still wearing.



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In another minute the bagel will be gone and then I'll get to making another stab at my "to-do" list. I had come up with a plan to leave the daily stuff like dishes and garbage for somebody else to do so that I could focus on the big jobs -- like sorting all the crap in the office or dealing with the bomb-went-off zone in the kitchen. Unfortunately I had overlooked one small but important detail -- it's over 35 degrees in here. The dishes and garbage make the place pretty much unliveable after a couple of days.

sigh Maybe I should get a third job. Then I wouldn't be home enough to notice it.

OK, bagel done. First gym, (yay for working out in air-conditioning) then housework, then doctors appointment, (wish me luck) then more housework, then writer's group, then job.



And they're off...

Comments

[the-siobhan.livejournal.com]

Hum, sigh, poor me, I have to choose between sitting by the pool all day or visiting the local art galleries... oh, woe is me...whatever shall I do?! ;)

And I say unto thee; "PPPPFFFTTTTHHHHTTTT!!!"

(Vacation is awesome, you should try it!)

Problem is, both jobs are "casual". I get paid if I show up. I can ask for time off any time I want if I can afford to not work for that time period.

Therein lying the catch.

[snickerpuss.livejournal.com]

I can totally relate to that scenario, and I would just like to go on record as saying that working two or more part-time jobs sucks ASS. It's way easier to work a regular 35-40 hour week (if you can deal with the mind-numbing boredom, that is). I am new to this whole "paid vacation" scene myself, and therefore I must lord it over everyone who crosses my path like some kind of nouveau riche maniac. *heh*