Today I have to go into work three hours early because, in a fit of good will some six weeks ago, I said "sure, why not!" to extending my shift this way, incidentally in order to facilitate my boss's trip to Mexico.
Tomorrow, a day I usually have off, I'll be working an extra-long shift at another of my jobs. Why? Because when I'm asked face-to-face, I have a hard time simply providing "because I'd rather not" as an excuse.
I sign myself on for misery with the best of intentions - I'm gonna help out! It's no big deal - and when the bill comes due, I realize that I'm small and petty and lazy and generally feeling ungenerous.
Of course if either boss got me on the phone and asked if it was okay, I would insist that it was, which leads me to believe my problem may not be the good intentions, but the inability to admit the bad ones...
-Posted by Jilly
The Truth About This Special Time In Your Life
According to what we remember from pamphlets geared towards 6th-grade girls, puberty is regarded as one of the most awkward and scary stages in a person’s life. It’s a time of horrifying physical transformations, scary new feelings, and growing interest in activities that you are still not old enough to engage in legally. Common symptoms of puberty include: braces, frizzy hair, baby fat, having a crush on 8th grader Steve Julius, blinding body odor and lame extracurricular interests like the violin or Bedazzling.
However, if personal experience has taught us anything, it's that there are experiences in life far more awkward, scary and pathetic than puberty. Here is a list of things that are:
WORSE THAN PUBERTY
However, if personal experience has taught us anything, it's that there are experiences in life far more awkward, scary and pathetic than puberty. Here is a list of things that are:
WORSE THAN PUBERTY
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
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