This is a chance for you to deposit your two cents, to rave about the things that anger you, to spout off about things you can't change, to vent your annoyance at the world.
Leave your worries and troubles in the comment section for someone else to deal with!
Here's Mine:
I actually have nothing to complain about this week. God has provided tremendously with babysitting opportunities, which are helping me to pay for the ACFW conference coming up in September. GNH is working a lot, which is hard but which enables us to pay bills and other silly things like that, and the kids are all well and happyish, so we're doing pretty well.
So, your rant can either be a happy rant or a frustrated rant. Have fun!
F, H & S Part Two Continued Again
3 years ago
3 comments:
I have a random rant. A couple of weeks ago I went to the donut shop to get, donuts. I also ordered a small cup of coffee with my donuts. The lady looks at me and says "a medium?" and I reply, "uh...whatever the smallest size you have is" and she says "a medium". Ok people, to technically be a "medium" there has to be at least one size smaller than the medium and one size larger than the medium, hence the term! Anyways, so that's my random rant. :)
Ug, due to the economy my part time position at the bank is now a "sales position".
See during these times, we are losing money -- cause no one has any -- so I need to start "selling" cd's, loans, etc. to all of us who don't have money, so we can make up for the loss.
Make sense to you?
Happy Friday everyone! :P :)
Here is a rant for you. I've been sick for the past month and every doctor I have seen has just given me antibiotics and said, "Take these. Go forth and be well." Well, Wednesday was my fourth visit to the ER in a month--clearly I'm not doing well. Anyhow, I saw a specialist at the Mayo Clinic yesterday and it made all the difference in the world. I don't blame the other docs because as general practicioners they have a breadth of knowledge. The specialist has a depth of knowledge. Makes all the difference. The moral of the story: If you aren't getting better, go see a specialist.
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