I am back from orientation. It was not too bad, and the trainer got done two hours early. We would have been out of there then, but the store manager from that store likes to come talk to the new hires. After spending 4 hours hearing about how great the company is to work for, and getting all warm and fuzzy about working there, he undid it all in less than five minutes. I half expected the one guy who was hired for that store to quit! I was thankful I did not work at that store!
Now I have to get everything worked out to start work at 6 am on Monday. I have to figure out how long it will take me to get ready, and get over there. Traffic is often bad at that time of morning too.
I took a dip in the pool almost as soon as I got home. Ah! The water is much warmer than it was last weekend, when poor Fillise was turning blue in it. It is still refreshingly cold though!
TALITHA: I will keep an eye on the agave shelf at Harry's Gwinnett. If you are going to be over in this direction, let me know. I could sell you one of my bottles. I still have a 10# pail of blue agave I got before St. Pat's brewing supplies in Texas ran out. If you are anxious to try it, let me know. You could come over for lunch or something.
BOB: I think Tom has seen the Pianist. I will ask him. He is quite a movie buff, and watches as many as he can. He even went to the theater to see Matrix 2 and Xmen 2. I can relate to your smoking situation. I quit about 27 years ago, and for a few years, I struggled here and there with it. Not sure what made me finally quit, but now cigarette smoke makes me really ill! When I quit at first, I smoked two packs a day. I quit cold turkey by replacing cigarettes with ice tea. It worked well for me. I had something to stick in my mouth, and I lost about 20 pounds at the same time!
JANE: I will probably get on here as soon as I get home on Monday! Thanks for the well wishes. I am not too anxious...I have worked for this company before and like it. I worry about silly things..like will I be able to get in when I get there? Where do they store the bakery hair nets? Will I have to take the trash out? Silly stuff!
DEB: Unexpected company! How fun! And the timing was good! You had your house all cleaned up! She will think you always keep it like that!

Surely they would not let her into the country if she was sick, or exposed to SARS?
HEART: What a great feeling to be able to sell all those old clothes! Hooray for you!
JEC: You can find a lot of cool ideas for cakes and instruction too, in Wilton's yearbooks. They sell them anywhere they sell Wilton products. Your kids sound like fun! Just get them lots of art supplies, and take books out of the library for them, and they will find ways to amuse themselves, with out driving you nuts!