i really look forward to the day where i don’t have to (fail to) adhere my schedule to corporate hours.
i really look forward to the day where i don’t have to (fail to) adhere my schedule to corporate hours.
1. people taking a pile of lasers from the printer, not looking to see that they are also taking your printouts along with their own
2. my boss not answering a very quick question but, rather, making me wait after hours to be able to ask her again later
3. the dance party soundtrack emerging from the speakers of the girl (read: disaster) who sits next to me
about two months ago, i lost my favorite necklace. it made me feel so careless, and i couldn’t help being upset by the loss. ever since then, i’ve considered seeking out the designer again, re-buying it (it is now more expensive than it once was), and having it shortened again.
last week, while fishing around in my bag for something else entirely, i came across the buried corner of a tiny ziplock - which, to my wonderment, contained the necklace. my friends, who were in the room at the time, just said, “okay, carrie bradshaw.”
the thrill of the discovery, and the relief that came along with it, was a much needed feeling.
(if only it wasn’t so temporary.)
the acting in this film was exceptional. it was, at times, heavy and difficult.
it hit a chord. it was worth it.