Brighter than the sun.

I survived, 5 days in a row (today an extra one), and it went almost perfect.
But today my boss was having a period I guess, because he ran in half of my sentence, interrupting me with some really bad- attituded advices. About kitchen towels.
Really dude? I am all dirty and smelly from cleaning the buffet, floor and all the shit that guests left (or to be more precise their dirty plates and then cleaning dishwasher from what felt in its filter), pushing the delivery into the fridge keeping in mind expire dates, trying not to think about how does my back and feet hurt and you are telling me that kitchen was dirty because I (and that's not true, but that's another story) left dirty towels all ove the place? Seriously?! That's the first thing you say when you see me that day? At the very end of my shift?
And where's the ''thank you for coming to work on your free day, Alicja'' part?
I guess it's right in his ass (sorry Mr. J. if you ever read this).

So. Cabin trolley bought, tomorrow I will arrange how to divide space in it for what I need to take.
Fortunately- not much.
It's just 5 days. Only 5. Not enough to do everything I would like to do in my hometown, but enough to see the most important people.
And get drunk <come on, it's Poland!>

I have to say, as a girl, that from my side I've done everything I could.
I am very obvious and letting you see what I want.
But still, all I get is silence and having some ''likes'' on fbook.
I don't need ''likes''. Okay, they're nice.
But is that really as far as we can get?
Damn. I should replace the ''like it'' button, so you can hit it somewhere else!
Not desperate, not offended.
But simply... tired with waiting for something that just won't happen.
Thank you, next!

P.S. Kasia Sz., I love you!

Comments

  1. KasikMay 8, 2012 at 10:16 PM

    It's me!! It's me!! at the bottom!!!(I hope) :D <3

    Remember that boss can't say "good job", "I'm proud", "thak you" or "without you we could die in this shit" too often and sometimes they just have to complain(even without reason) cause they think that being too nice with workers make bad for their position :P Just try to understand :))

    For your luck on blog there is not "like it" button so no one will piss you off..
    Misfortune for me, cause if it will be I'm sure that I will click it exactly under the sentence:
    "Thank you, next!"

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  2. Arguments won under the showerMay 8, 2012 at 11:43 PM

    omg, you're great haha ;)
    thanks babe, I like it too.
    And yep, boss is a boss- can't be too nice :P

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