Julie, a colleague from SEW, and I have been walking every Wednesday for the past month or so. It's so great seeing her and even better because she tells me about her work and I get to hear about my folks again.
Another plus is that I am getting up, getting moving and it's motivating me to get exercising on other days too. I am now exercising 3-4 days a week for an hour at a time.
But the best part is transforming a work relationship into a friendship. I never thought I'd say such a thing, but Julie's amazing.
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Sunday, June 10, 2012
If you can't go out to dinerr with out assaulting someone one
Don't go out to dinner.
I went to Alton's last night. We got seated next to the window and the people in the booth next to us we obnoxious. Loud to the point where we could barely talk,ourselves..I know them intimately now if you know what I mean. They were already done when we got there - they asked our waitress for a box while she was still talking to us. And they stayed through most of our dinner. Talking very loudly.
When they were ready to leave the loudest of the bunch walked over to me and grabbed my arm. Not touched, not gently tapped, grabbed me hard enough to leave imprints of all of her fingers in my arm, a half hour later they were still there,, she grabbed me so hard. And told me me that I needed to move..because the woman who was hitting my chair all through my dinner wanted to get out. No, pleasantries - no whatever, just move. and she tried to lift me out of the chair.
Look, I don't care what your problem is - if you can't go out to dinner with out assaulting someone - stay the freak home.
I went to Alton's last night. We got seated next to the window and the people in the booth next to us we obnoxious. Loud to the point where we could barely talk,ourselves..I know them intimately now if you know what I mean. They were already done when we got there - they asked our waitress for a box while she was still talking to us. And they stayed through most of our dinner. Talking very loudly.
When they were ready to leave the loudest of the bunch walked over to me and grabbed my arm. Not touched, not gently tapped, grabbed me hard enough to leave imprints of all of her fingers in my arm, a half hour later they were still there,, she grabbed me so hard. And told me me that I needed to move..because the woman who was hitting my chair all through my dinner wanted to get out. No, pleasantries - no whatever, just move. and she tried to lift me out of the chair.
Look, I don't care what your problem is - if you can't go out to dinner with out assaulting someone - stay the freak home.
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