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Work actually kinda sucks lol. My feet can't take it. Plus it's got really strict rules for us (by september we all have to be wearing dress pants and collared shirts - even us meat department people who have our clothes hidden under a smock! And if they see a cell phone while we're on the floor they confiscate it for the rest of the shift. And the one that gets me is you have to have a receipt for lunch items that are also sold at the store. So if I wanted to bring a can of coke to work I have to have a receipt for it because if I don't they will assume it's stolen from the store!). Plus the other workers are really immature/annoying. One of the girls who started the same day as me has very few manners. She talks to the customers like they're children and whines and complains all day long. Other coworkers clearly don't like me because they refuse to give me the time of day, push me aside when they need something, etc.

The schedule also sucks. Sundays are guaranteed off (store is closed Sundays) and you get one other random day off a week when working full time. Last week I had Tuesday off (but had to go in for a meeting). This week I have Wednesday. This does not give my feet enough time to heal... which reminds me:

Saw a specialist yesterday about my feet. He asked me a couple questions then looked at my foot. He started poking at the spot that bugs me the most but my family doctor completely ignored and asked me why it wasn't on the report he got about the mri. Then he read the mri report again and was all "Well that doesn't make sense. Why did they only mri your ankle? They should have done your whole foot!" (the mri report told that there is a ganglion cyst in my ankle - which is what he expected to be the only problem and the reason I was there to see him)... then went back to proding - let me try to remember the terminology he used... ah - the "painful bump". Then he proceeded to tell me that he is sending me for more x-rays right away and I will receive a call about another mri. That's when I told him my other foot has the bump too, but smaller and less painful. So the x-rays and mris are for both feet.

The way he was inspecting my foot and the things he was saying suggested he didn't really know what the 'painful bump' was. And when I mentioned it's on the other foot too it puzzled him even more. o.O

Oh, and I never read Romeo and Juliet biggrin

haha not quite, just nothing open on fb, so like msn works ahhaha. just my ex's gf checks her fb quite a bit, and yeaa.. shes the one starting all the bull crap.

maybe...you should be job searching on the side o.o...dress pants in the deli area...right...so..they gonna pay for the dry cleaning? I bet not!...get...more padding for your shoes?....so...you...erm...how does one bring a recipe for a random coke? razz ...just out a pop at 7-11 and bring the same receipt over and over again XD...maybe someone should talk to her...and...push them back! stand your ground! RAWR!!!

well maybe that specialist will have a word with that doctor of yours twisted ....your ankles are just special biggrin

but grade 9/10 english was romeo and juliet o.o...then...macbeth...then..othello...which we didn't do cuz majority class vote was not to do shakespeare XD

why are your coworkers getting worse? o.o...show them your boobs! xd they'll be nice after that I bet rofl feb is still a long long time away..can you last that long there?
how come you weren't in grade 9/10?...you homeschooled?

I love working on holidays. More money for me biggrin

Owen is frikkin gansta in that pic LOL

Ohh ya, I should have a BMX clip or two uploaded sometime tomorrow or the next day

I think it mostly has to do with the fact that they are all from the area in which the work is while I am on the 'other side of the tracks'. So they kinda like to shun me and make my life harder then it has to be.

I am quitting mid-January. There is a big likelihood of me going to Mexico around that time wink

Well, I dropped out of grade 9 twice. Then went into this special program that was 'like' grade 9 and 10 in one... helping me catch up... while teaching me nothing that you learn in grade 9 or 10 (I don't know trigonometry for example...) But instead of 4 years of high school I technically did it in 3...