My hotel has a small collection of chairs for little people in the lobby. I find this quite amusing. My managers claim they are for “children” but I think they are only saying that to avoid some kind of discrimination case.
I just can’t wait for Peter Dinklage or Verne Troyer to come stay here!
This year marked my first Thanksgiving that was not spent at home with my family. I was working. I wish I could have been home. I want one of those jobs where the office is always closed on holidays.
I’m at a point right now where I don’t really know what I’m doing. I wouldn’t call it lost, and I don’t think I need soul searching of any kind. What I need is a kick in the right direction, geographically and professionally. And I have faith I’ll get it soon. In fact, I’m quite content to wait it out until the right opportunity presents itself.
But really, I just want to be Sandra Rinomato when I grow up. So that means I should move to Toronto, get my real estate license, and buy lots of different suits.
Then maybe one day I’ll have my own Property Virgins-type show. It could happen.
In the meantime… someone hire me!
I had a wonderful Christmas. My most favorite gift is my new pair of Nashville Predators pajama pants.
I haven’t been posting here often because I have been incredibly busy planning this. If you happen to be in the Knoxville area for New Year’s Eve, please come by and see what I have worked so hard on. I have 4 more days of very hard work before this happens, and I’m just taking a deep Yuletide breath before I finish.
Also, I graduated college two weeks ago. I don’t really know what I am doing with my life once I am done with this job next month, and that’s okay.
Me? I work downtown.
It’s been two weeks, and I am not yet tired of saying that. Today on my lunch break I walked to the bank, then to Subway. Delicious Sweet Onion Chicken Teriyaki! This is the life. If I didn’t work downtown, I would have had to drive to obtain such a sweet sandwich. What a horror that would have been!
So yeah, I work downtown.