There's this giant, blue paper-covered present sitting on my couch.


My best friend is going to pee herself when she sees it.



So, four o' clock hit like a freight train, today. My boss put me at the museum on both the front desk and the store, which was fine, because most of the day we had volunteers in the store.

Unfortunately, volunteers don't know how to close, and the last one left at 4.

There I went, planning to close the store first, because the front desk works on a different system and it isn't so easy to check new people in once you've closed.

But wait! The front desk system isn't even cooperating with me! Oh no! So I asked my mom in finance about it, and she was like, Okay I guess you can just do what you think is best.

Because I worked at the OTHER site's front desk, and they do it the old-fashioned way because certain aspects don't work there. Something about printing.

Anyway, that problem was sort of solved, but I just know it'll be a headache for people tomorrow. I felt bad, except then I remembered that I'm not the computer and that IT should feel bad for its misdeeds. Onto the store.

And so I went! I had to close the cash register again and again to go places because leaving an open register is asking for it, with the lack of people around.

We have a print a summary of all transactions, then just the credit/debit card transactions from a different machine. Well. The card machine was about a thousand dollars off, which, luckily, would be a problem for FINANCE! Yay for having a mother in an especially useful (for me) department.

So she helped me figure it out. And then we had a late purchase, so I did it all over again. And then I realized that I had no idea where we kept our start-up cash, so I did like at the other store.

All in all, with the lights, locks, and clean-up, it took me until 5:10 to get out of there.

It was a good, healthy test of my abilities, as far as the task-juggling went. I haven't felt that thrilled since I worked on the magazine.


I'm a business junkie.



It's bothersome, when people get me thinking about the future. It always looks so beautiful.

Nice pun!
Nice job-juggling!
Nice!
» invisible on 2010-12-15 04:14:30

so your mom helped you get outta there with an extra thousand dollars in your pocket? ;)
SWEET
» ThisCharmingMan on 2010-12-15 04:59:37

That sounds like tough work. Smart work calling your mom on the credit card, thing. That would have had me pretty confused. As for the future... have you seen cellphones these days? The future is now.
» jinyu on 2010-12-16 04:19:35

RYN: i always see lots of articles about acai berries, but never tasted it before.

yes dark choco have antioxidant~ keep us young haha
» jolenesiah on 2010-12-16 09:06:17

a) i didn't pee myself when i read that
b) im not a girl
c) 5:10 aint that late
d) do we ever really know someone?
» undisputed on 2010-12-17 12:30:35

a) A and B were in response to your second line in the entry.
b) Well, I'm an INFJ.. so we're complex folk. Do you know your myers-biggs type?

http://www.humanmetrics.com/cgi-win/JTypes2.asp
» undisputed on 2010-12-17 12:49:53

RYN:Thank you :D,
now that you mention, I only realize my Santa have a Pinky nose :D
» jolenesiah on 2010-12-17 01:21:17

WHY ARE ROOMMATES SO DEVIOUS?
» Amelie on 2010-12-17 06:15:14

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