has something to do with my weight gain. It's just so hard to resist though
Wednesday, January 8, 2014
Tuesday, January 7, 2014
It's winter in Pennsylvania
It's winter in Pennsylvania
And the gentle breezes blow
Seventy miles an hour
At twenty five below.
Oh, how I love Pennsylvania
When the snow's up to your butt
You take a breath of winter
And your nose gets frozen shut.
Yes, the weather here is wonderful
So I guess I'll hang around
I could never leave Pennsylvania
'Cause I'm frozen to the ground!!
Monday, January 6, 2014
Could be me
Have you ever seen that Campbells soup commercial with the snowman? You know the one where the snowman goes in the house and starts eating the soup and he melts into a little boy?
I'm wondering if when I come in from the cold and eat my soup if I could melt into the skinny person I used to be.
I'm wondering if when I come in from the cold and eat my soup if I could melt into the skinny person I used to be.
Sunday, January 5, 2014
Something that bugs me
If you've read my blog for a while, you know how much snow and winter bug me, but that's not the only thing.
I suppose I actually have lots of pet peeves but one in particular I want to ask about today. Is it just me or is it really annoying when you go into a store or a restaurant and the person waiting on you calls you either, honey, sweety, darling, or dear?
I work with several girls who call the customers hon all the time and another one calls everyone dear. Drives me up a wall.
Yes, I believe in being friendly when you're waiting on a customer but you can do it without using sappy sweet pet names. I guess I just don't see it as real professional.
So tell me what you think. Do you like having a stranger or someone you only know casually call you by those names? Do you use those names yourself?
I suppose I actually have lots of pet peeves but one in particular I want to ask about today. Is it just me or is it really annoying when you go into a store or a restaurant and the person waiting on you calls you either, honey, sweety, darling, or dear?
I work with several girls who call the customers hon all the time and another one calls everyone dear. Drives me up a wall.
Yes, I believe in being friendly when you're waiting on a customer but you can do it without using sappy sweet pet names. I guess I just don't see it as real professional.
So tell me what you think. Do you like having a stranger or someone you only know casually call you by those names? Do you use those names yourself?
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