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Drive Thru = Headache From Hell
Sep. 28th, 2004 06:53 amMe head hurts. A lot.
Probably because I was stuck doing front work last night (ARGH!! >_<;;;) so I had to deal with a lot of whiney customers and incessant BEEP!ing through the headset. And I couldn't just ignore it like I normally do, 'cause I was the one who had to serve people.
I hate front work.
*not a people person, even one little little bit*
At least I got in my whole eight hours last night... when I'm baking, I usually only get seven-and-a-half hours (at the most), because it doesn't take me the whole eight hours to finish my job(s). But when I'm out front, I pretty much have to stay until at least 6 a.m., which is when all the people for the next shift clock in. ^^;;
In other news,![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
kierseth offered to beta read/edit my Valdemar work for me. >^-^< Offered rather enthusiastically, I might add... ahaha... ^^;;;
Yay! Editor!
Also plan to post another Canadian Dragon ramble over at my GreatestJournal/NaNoWriMo Blog; this one is going to relate to Dragons, and the differences between the "traditional" view of them and my Dragons (from for Exit Normal and Canadian Dragon).
Anyone else going to attempt the NaNo this year?
I gave it a shot last year with Breathing Ghosts, but for various reasons (*coughcompletementalbreakdowncough*) I didn't get to 50,000 words... but it did get me actually working on Breathing Ghosts, as well as a bunch of other original novel(la)s, so in general it was a good thing.
Side note: I'm still jealous ofetcetera_cat's Indigo Dreaming, which is far better than any of my original stuff so far... *plans to demand a signed copy once -cat gets it published and becomes world-famous*
Probably because I was stuck doing front work last night (ARGH!! >_<;;;) so I had to deal with a lot of whiney customers and incessant BEEP!ing through the headset. And I couldn't just ignore it like I normally do, 'cause I was the one who had to serve people.
I hate front work.
*not a people person, even one little little bit*
At least I got in my whole eight hours last night... when I'm baking, I usually only get seven-and-a-half hours (at the most), because it doesn't take me the whole eight hours to finish my job(s). But when I'm out front, I pretty much have to stay until at least 6 a.m., which is when all the people for the next shift clock in. ^^;;
In other news,
kierseth offered to beta read/edit my Valdemar work for me. >^-^< Offered rather enthusiastically, I might add... ahaha... ^^;;;Yay! Editor!
Also plan to post another Canadian Dragon ramble over at my GreatestJournal/NaNoWriMo Blog; this one is going to relate to Dragons, and the differences between the "traditional" view of them and my Dragons (from for Exit Normal and Canadian Dragon).
Anyone else going to attempt the NaNo this year?
I gave it a shot last year with Breathing Ghosts, but for various reasons (*coughcompletementalbreakdowncough*) I didn't get to 50,000 words... but it did get me actually working on Breathing Ghosts, as well as a bunch of other original novel(la)s, so in general it was a good thing.
Side note: I'm still jealous of
etcetera_cat's Indigo Dreaming, which is far better than any of my original stuff so far... *plans to demand a signed copy once -cat gets it published and becomes world-famous*
