Just found out there's going to be an audit going on at my work tommorow. And being the new guy I'm going to be observed for the 6 hours that I'm there. Mostly in how I talk to people. I get along perfectly normal with people but now that it's being judged I know everything is going to fall apart. Also just got insured on my car today after a year of not driving. I've been feeling weird since mid-day. Maybe I'm psychic and could feel this coming. 😀
God dammit.
Wishing you well, Sartana, being observed would be tough. Hope it goes better than expected.
Wishing you well, Sartana, being observed would be tough. Hope it goes better than expected.
Thanks! It went fine. They ended up showing up after my shift finished. Which is kind of a shame as I was feeling confident once I arrived. I guess I was more nervous about driving again but just didn't realise it. Stupid brain. 🙂
Well done! I wonder what job that is? :😛:
But it must mean you're good!
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That phrase -> Its not what you say, its how you say it.
I can see the point, but sometime it is what you say.
You cant say, you're an idiot with a smile and not sound like your insulting.
But then you can say 'you're an idiot' with a mad face, and look serious.
maybe I am not understanding something here 😛
I'm a resident assistant now. Academically, I'm good on paper, but I definitely lack social skills! I've gotta corral people at my university to do activities with me. This is my attempt to throw myself out there and get better.
I just realized that since my username around here is a common(-ish) word, anyone googling it would need to sort through millions of results to find me on this site. I feel safer just knowing that.
haha
The city has public transit that almost never totally closes down, even on the iciest days.
In small towns and more rural areas, people can be snowed into their houses for days at a time... so that makes it much more difficult to make it to the school to teach.
...I guess it also helped that the head of the school district was 200kms north with even more snow?
haha
The city has public transit that almost never totally closes down, even on the iciest days.
In small towns and more rural areas, people can be snowed into their houses for days at a time... so that makes it much more difficult to make it to the school to teach.
...I guess it also helped that the head of the school district was 200kms north with even more snow?
I'm human, irrational, I just want what I can't have (that is, snow) :😛:
Anyway, I'm sure kids hated when they couldn't go to school due to snow 😀
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