Grr…
College better be better than Jesus for all the bad stuff that I am dealing with in order to get there…
My Life is a Rock Opera
Rianna and I decided that when the !Hero tour hits Boston, we are going to see it together. I love rock opera. I love Jesus. Should be most interesting.
Life: Won’t […]
Sometimes there’ve been people who bug the shiite muslims out of me, and I hold my tongue and come to find out, they’ve got some real problems they’re dealing with. Rianna in response to me not confronting Tita about the way she makes my job unnecessarily difficult at times.
A strategic comparison of Windows vs. Unix, version 2.0
Rather than focus on the rude customer who kept me thirty-minutes after closing, therefore causing me to almost miss Christy taking me to church, I will share the positive of my day.
I bought the best set of portable headphones today during my lunch break. Sony’s h.ear headphones fit around the ear and direct audio down […]
A month of studying Postal Annex+ customers has allowed me to distinguish five unique types of customers.
The Account Holder
The most annoying people are the most persistent in annoying me. The Account Holder is the most frequent and impatient of all customers. Boldly proclaiming, "I have an account here," is The Account Holder’s favorite phrase, as […]
What goes bump in the night and freaks out this southern guy? How about the aftershocks of a 5.4-magnitude earthquake.
Two Postal Annex+ customers complimented me today on my performance. They made my smile grow even wider. Slowly, I am learning to love my job. Confidence in all the different processes is building and I am learning to manage my life in the precious four hours between returning home and going to bed. Thank you […]
After Uncle Jon’s Valentine’s Day treat of dinner at The Olive Garden and college small group, Christy and I stopped at Von’s to grab some pop-sickles (without partially hydroginated oils) before heading over to Nick Durphey’s house. Supposedly a few of the college group people were watching O Brother, Where Art Thou?, but our conversations […]
How a Middle Tennessee man gave away what he could barely afford, and got back more than he ever expected
I hope that three degrees fails as miserably as Microsoft Bob. Okay, I am just really jealous because I know that there will not be a Mac OS X version.
