“leaving v early
on Fri morn. have managed to worm my way into a meeting with two v v senior
dudes from overseas. these guys are so important, they travel with bodyguards. hectic huh. maybe i should ask them for a raise.”
“why maybe? you must definitely ask them for a raise! even if you have to sit on their laps.”
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Ha! Delurking just to be first! Have nothing important to say, just wanted to see what all the fuss was about....yah, think I need to get a hobby. Or get to work maybe!
Kids are so different.My daughter always ask us to cut her hair when she sees us cutting our hair. We just have to be patient with them. They will not remember us forcing them; rather,they might remember our abundance of patient or they might not remember those events at all.
Absofuckinglutely. I've had situations crop up (like if we really really really need a doctor to help us get something one of the children needs, or wheedle test results out of the technician who interprets the thing but isn't supposed to tell you what they see) where I've "dressed for success" and had my husband be like "undo one more button, YEAH. That should do it." Had no idea Marko was so funny. Yay!
My husband swears that my commission has gone down since we switched to a more casual dress code at work. No more pencil skirts and jackets with cute camis underneath. It was nice while it lasted. . .
Ha! Delurking just to be first! Have nothing important to say, just wanted to see what all the fuss was about....yah, think I need to get a hobby. Or get to work maybe!
Posted by: Shes | 08 November 2007 at 05:26 PM
Kids are so different.My daughter always ask us to cut her hair when she sees us cutting our hair. We just have to be patient with them. They will not remember us forcing them; rather,they might remember our abundance of patient or they might not remember those events at all.
Posted by: BeingParents | 08 November 2007 at 05:50 PM
You might have to sit on the bodyguards' laps first in order to get to the big guys...and I always though a computer type job would be boring!
Posted by: One of Two Mommies | 08 November 2007 at 07:13 PM
Absofuckinglutely. I've had situations crop up (like if we really really really need a doctor to help us get something one of the children needs, or wheedle test results out of the technician who interprets the thing but isn't supposed to tell you what they see) where I've "dressed for success" and had my husband be like "undo one more button, YEAH. That should do it." Had no idea Marko was so funny. Yay!
Posted by: Liza | 08 November 2007 at 09:04 PM
My husband swears that my commission has gone down since we switched to a more casual dress code at work. No more pencil skirts and jackets with cute camis underneath. It was nice while it lasted. . .
Posted by: Dani | 08 November 2007 at 10:57 PM
Dont forget to wear a short skirt and flash the legs too.....works every time....
Posted by: Julie | 09 November 2007 at 07:45 AM
You are guaranteed to get a raise if you sit on their laps... but it probably won't be of the monetary kind!
Posted by: Ann | 09 November 2007 at 08:08 AM
hello T darling, it's been... like 5 YEARS!! Just dropping by to say hi :)
LMAO at the comment below:
You are guaranteed to get a raise if you sit on their laps... but it probably won't be of the monetary kind!
Posted by: Ms Porcelain | 09 November 2007 at 12:06 PM
oooh, who were the dudes??! I think I can hazard a guess. V cool.
Posted by: louise | 09 November 2007 at 09:37 PM
mwaaaaaaaaaaahahahahahahaaa... brilliant! were they cute enough to warrant a lap-sitting from tertia?
Posted by: angel | 10 November 2007 at 03:50 PM