(this happened a couple of weeks ago but i'm finally blogging about it now) but during one of my shifts at work, i had made a drink for one of my former classmates from last semester. here's how the conversation went:
me: i have a drink out for kate ready. kate?
kate: thank you
me: hey! how are you? do you remember me?
kate: haha.. um, sorry i don't.
me: i had math with you. with sollberger?
kate: hmm i don't remember seeing you in class.... haha sorryy
me: haha, oh well. it's cool. enjoy your drink.
kate: thanks! well, it was nice seeing you again!
"nice seeing you again"???? again?! you didn't even see me in math class to begin with! our math class was a fairly small class. well, that goes to show you how much i participated in class. heh. anyway, since i'm talking about work and making drinks... one of my biggest aspirations for the future is to become a part-time bartender (or, "bartendress" for all you gender-termed, grammar-caring people). the biggest problem is..... that i don't really enjoy the taste of alcohol. ohh, call the police! i'm an underaged drinker. anyway, that is beside the point. i don't know how i'm gonna pursue that job, but whatever, i'll keep y'all posted on what happens in 3 years (yeah right).
well, it's time to save the daylight. daylight(s?) saving(s?) time? screw daylight(s?) saving(s?). i think it's really 3 AM right now? i wonder what time would be like if no one ever followed the "fall back, spring forward" rule. what if we become too lazy to "spring forward" after "falling back"? what would people do? eh, i'm rambling again.
sometimes i have things to say, but i choose not to blog about it because i feel like i would be sharing too much about my personal experiences and that makes me a little uneasy. like right now, i'm sharing that i would like to share less with everyone. wwwwwhaaaaaaaaatttteeevvvvveeeerrrrrrrrrr i'm getting too lazy to typeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee byeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee