Wednesday, March 30, 2005
guiness here we come!
Sunday, March 13, 2005
geeze?
"geeze" (not sure of the spelling) = pissed = getting drunk
that's the first i heard of the word "geeze" until this weekend, and apparently, it's the first for seven other people as well...
Thursday, March 10, 2005
click...
This how the conversation went:
Dad: Hey, I know you're not coming home this weekend, so when you come home next weekend...
Me: (Interrupting him) I don't think I'm coming home that weekend either because I'm moving that weekend.
Dad: What?! You're not coming home that weekend either?! I need you to bring your computer home so I can borrow it and see if the TurboTax will work on your computer!
(Side Note: We've been having these problems getting all the updates for the TurboTax he bought - I have to say I hate TurboTax now with a passion!)
Me: Why? We have the same computer. Why would you think it would work on mine?
Dad: Your uncles said to try it! Fine, you don't want me to borrow your computer?!!! (he says this in a yelling tone) Fine!!! (yelling again)
And then I hear a click. He hung up on me AGAIN. WHAT THE??? And this time, it wasn't the kind of LOL kind of hanging up on me. It was the "what the ****!?" kind of hang up. I really don't understand parents, or maybe it's just mine...
Monday, March 07, 2005
"filing party"
We had a "filing party" at work today...
You know it's time to look for another job when you start having "filing parties" at work. I guess you could consider it a small party since our boss DID buy us some snacks to munch on - some cookies and a fruit platter. Who does this?
There comes a point where you have the urge to pick up and leave because there is this point where you've just had it. I've hit that point a long time ago and it just came and gone. I've lost that drive - the drive to look for something else, the drive to find something I REALLY want to do. I never pictured myself in the mortgage industry but that's where I ended up. It was one of those jobs that was the only option after college since there was nothing else available. And it's been about two years. I can't say that I hate my job because I don't. We're always busy and the day flies. The perks are great - leaving early at the end of each month, free Laker tickets, free In N' Out. But still, I feel like there's something missing. I feel like I settled somehow and maybe I did because it was the practical thing to do. I always question myself on whether or not I can do more - with finding a job a I'd like, with feeling a sense of self fulfillment, with expanding my social circles. I know the answer to all my questions is a "yes," but where do people get that drive to actually do it?
Thursday, March 03, 2005
coordination - is it in our future?
I can't say that we are completely uncoordinated though - we're pretty good at crafts, which does involve some sort of coordination! =) I don't think we're that bad as drivers and we can dance pretty decently, well, I know she can anyway...