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Thursday, March 13, 2003
Colour Me Wimpy
Context: I work at a chiropractic clinic once a week. I clean it on Sundays for about three hours. I hate it there. Two weeks ago I get a new job at the mall, wearing a Victorian style maid's outfit and selling tea. I love it there. I've been planning to quit the clinic for at least a month, but I keep putting it off. Finally, I say to myself that I'm going to go and talk to her sometime this week before school starts. *ring ring* It's my boss from the clinic calling, she says that she saw me at the mall the other day. "Oh really?" Feeling: Extremely nervous. She asked how long I had been working there. "About two weeks." So I like it there, I get to meet lots of people, right? "Right." Thinking: Quit now! Am I still okay for Sundays? "...I think so." Good, I should let her know if I need anything. Thinking: Quit now! It's not too late! "Great, yeah, things are fine." Good, she says. "Good." I was caught completely offguard and didn't know how I should tell her that I wanted to quit! Everything I had rehearsed flew right out of my head and now I'm stuck. SIGH. I'll be working there the rest of my life. |
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