These are your biggest problems…
My supervisor told me today that I was doing a good job, that I was a good adjuster. “Your biggest problems, from what I can tell, are that you’re underappreciated and that you have a lack of confidence in yourself.” Not a bad supe review, I think.
I finally made the name bracelet for Jendi as part of our swap, and I took it to work today to have my skinny minnie tester girl wear it for a bit, and I ended up with three beading orders as a result. Pretty groovy. I’m making a necklace/bracelet/earrings set for a friend of mine at work. He and his wife got married last October and renewed their vows at a big ceremony in July. He lives here… she’s still waiting for her paperwork to be approved, so she lives in the Dominican. Instead of names, he wrote a sweet saying in Spanish for me to put in letter beads. How romantic is that?
I’m going to answer all of the questions I got from my questions post in the next few days. If you’ve got any you didn’t see asked, go ahead. Get in your question & your chance to win my groovy earrings.
Now, I’ve gotta go watch the Shark Week episode of “Dirty Jobs.” How completely cutie patootie is Mike Rowe?
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Back off sister..Mike Rowe is mine!
This one didn’t really capture my interest as much. I think it was because I was focused on entering giveaways. I know shame on me for not pay attention to my boyfriend. LOL
Did you see the Shark Week “Dirty Jobs?” Where he was in the ice and snow? I laughed so hard I thought I’d pee my jammies.
I would say that was a good review!
Mike Rowe is ok… I think I would be afraid to touch him, though. I’ve seen some of the things he’s had his hands (and self) in! Gross!
But come on, Mike Rowe was once an opera singer. He’s always making literary references, even in the muck. I do love an educated man.
Congrats on the compliment and the orders!
Thanks! I put your bracelet in the mail. I’m hoping you love it.