Can the adults please smoke? (Pt.2) — Page 599

Addy, he knows, he's the one who gave it specifically to her.
The problem here (and my agency is well aware of this) is that this place is full of heterosexual males. My coworker is a hot girl. It doesn't matter that she's married and has a daughter, or that everyone from my boss down is pretty much married with children, they all want her. And it's gotten old. Really old.
And I need to go.
So, basically, the people who need to know (my agency) know what's going on. Other than that, I can't do anything right for my boss, but then, he doesn't want me to put out for him.

Isn't it fun! This is why I loved working in an office full of women.

Hehe, I am. It was just a pain yesterday because the boss was snooping around. He's generally NEVER over here unless my coworker is here.
True, honest-to-goodness rehearsals start, for me, tomorrow. I'm very excited. Once we get underway, I'll be rehearsing a few nights a week. IT's going to be rough doing so much but it's a fast process so it should just fly by.

As for a new job...I'm definitely hoping one comes along. This job should have either made an offer or ended the assignment by now.

Finland, Finland, Finland...
Good morning all.
*Fish Slap*

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Talk to one of your Pals.

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A lady never speaks publically of anyone unless they have permission... So I must remain enigmatic.

So, I've been doing some family archiving work, because my grandparents were just awarded a place in the Buffalo TV & Radio Hall of Fame. I've been charged with arranging the bios and photos for the ceremony. I just found a couple of fun pictures that I thought I'd share. Though they are no longer with us, I believe it give some insight into my slightly askew personality. The apple falling, and whatnot.

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CK - those are priceless! A showbiz family, ah, what fun! Were you by any chance born in a trunk in the Princess Theater in Pocatella Idaho?

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My grandfather was truly a vaudeville trouper, and at one time was an MC at Radio City Music Hall.

He wrote a book, and passed away before it was sent to a publisher. I found the manuscript the other day. It was titled... "Don't Send Your Laundry Out Until After the Matinee: Laughs and Gaffs On the Road to Oblivion" It is a delightful autobiography about his life in vaudeville and early radio/TV at that time.

There they are (on the left), with Cesar Romero. My mom is in the picture too, sort of... Grandma was somewhere in her early second trimester. Note how societal concepts have changed (or perhaps the drink was a prop?)

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Updated On: 7/5/05 at 10:06 AM

I know, Pal. I was actually starting to learn legal blacklining from a paralegal once because, apparently, that IS good money, but it fell through...and it's one of those Sally Struthers conundrums: to get the job, you need the experience but you can't get the experience without the job.

I'm sticking with the temping for now. It's at least low pressure (as long as my boss steers clear).

ck, the pictures are wonderful! And what an interesting family history! (beacon would love this!)

Bway... teaching?

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oh, beacon - that would be fascinating if you two had some info! I will be curious to hear what you learn!

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My holiday weekend was lovely, OTA!

Hope you and your family had a wonderful one, as well.

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Hi All !!! I'm back from vacation..I missed all of you. Trying to catch up on reading some threads, but keep getting interrupted with work..jeez.

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Bluemoon, that's a wonderful idea!

Boobs - I'm so glad you're back! I've missed you...

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