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dev_chieftain) wrote2012-07-26 03:56 pm
dev_chieftain) wrote2012-07-26 03:56 pm
I just need to mention (re: Gunnerkrigg Court) and then also here's how my day was
That Tom Siddell is a huge tease, and I fully expect Coyote not to tell us anything at all on Friday, because he is COYOTE after all.
Work today was pretty awesome. And I had lunch with a coworker unexpectedly! I have been going out on my lunch break so I could talk to Danny since he's home Mondays and Tuesdays and sometimes Wednesdays. Today he was at work, so I took the notebook I bought to draw in on breaks at work to the cafeteria and ate the food I'd brought to work off by myself. Only after I'd started did I notice that a large group of my fellows (the people with the same job as me, as opposed to people who are in my team, necessarily) were eating at a table nearby, laughing and talking. There was some classic high-schoolish feeling to it, where I thought 'man, I hope they don't think I'm being standoffish or anything, I just wanted to draw on my lunch break', and then one of my other fellows passed by and asked if she could sit with me.
She is adorable and I really do like her (to be honest, I like everyone I've met so far for the most part, with small, notable exceptions-- like, my competitive streak with guy across from me, and then guy behind me was calling some absent woman a "3" a few days back, which made me extremely annoyed for the rest of the day; other than that, things have been okay), but I had been a little too shy to really get friendly with her before that. I'm pretty focused on the job because I actually really like it, but that means that as a result, I haven't talked much to the people around me outside of a work capacity. The upside? People who transferred in this week mistook me for an old pro because I seem confident when I'm being studious. The downside? I worry people will think I'm not friendly or whatever. So-- random invite to share a table? Totally rad.
We talked about whatever-- she seemed to like my sketches, which was super nice of her! It was a fun lunch. She told me about how she eats with her eyes: tries new foods based on how appealing they look instead of reading what they contain (which can backfire spectacularly!), and at one point interrupted herself to say, "Am I talking too much? You let me know, I don't want to be a bad date!"
She is the cutest! I like her a lot. Anyway, it made lunch very nice.
I'm starting to feel a little more like I know what I'm doing, and I finally have my student body assigned to me properly in the system, which meant I finally got to see the numbers on how well I'm doing with handling calls and my overall calltime. Being excluded from the list was totally freaking me out!
Work today was pretty awesome. And I had lunch with a coworker unexpectedly! I have been going out on my lunch break so I could talk to Danny since he's home Mondays and Tuesdays and sometimes Wednesdays. Today he was at work, so I took the notebook I bought to draw in on breaks at work to the cafeteria and ate the food I'd brought to work off by myself. Only after I'd started did I notice that a large group of my fellows (the people with the same job as me, as opposed to people who are in my team, necessarily) were eating at a table nearby, laughing and talking. There was some classic high-schoolish feeling to it, where I thought 'man, I hope they don't think I'm being standoffish or anything, I just wanted to draw on my lunch break', and then one of my other fellows passed by and asked if she could sit with me.
She is adorable and I really do like her (to be honest, I like everyone I've met so far for the most part, with small, notable exceptions-- like, my competitive streak with guy across from me, and then guy behind me was calling some absent woman a "3" a few days back, which made me extremely annoyed for the rest of the day; other than that, things have been okay), but I had been a little too shy to really get friendly with her before that. I'm pretty focused on the job because I actually really like it, but that means that as a result, I haven't talked much to the people around me outside of a work capacity. The upside? People who transferred in this week mistook me for an old pro because I seem confident when I'm being studious. The downside? I worry people will think I'm not friendly or whatever. So-- random invite to share a table? Totally rad.
We talked about whatever-- she seemed to like my sketches, which was super nice of her! It was a fun lunch. She told me about how she eats with her eyes: tries new foods based on how appealing they look instead of reading what they contain (which can backfire spectacularly!), and at one point interrupted herself to say, "Am I talking too much? You let me know, I don't want to be a bad date!"
She is the cutest! I like her a lot. Anyway, it made lunch very nice.
I'm starting to feel a little more like I know what I'm doing, and I finally have my student body assigned to me properly in the system, which meant I finally got to see the numbers on how well I'm doing with handling calls and my overall calltime. Being excluded from the list was totally freaking me out!