Rockin' and a-rollin'

[rachg82]

Sooo, everyone cool? Nobody trapped under a bookshelf or anything, right? If y'all are like me, you probably just slept through it (seriously, heh. Speaking from experience), but I still thought I'd check just in case.

In other news, I bought ingredients for pesto sauce today (i.e. from scratch), along with some new stuff for smoothies. First time I ever bought a fresh papaya. I didn't even know what they looked like, not already chopped up. Ha. I suspect I'll find myself staring at the cloves of garlic for a while, too, like, "Whaaat in the hell do I do with you?" For real, this is the pitiful state of me in a kitchen. But whatever, gotta start somewhere.

I had my orientation today as well, which fortunately didn't last long at all. Still managed to ask a few stupid questions though, because it is me we're talking about here. "Will our schedule for training be the same as our work schedule after?" YES, SELF. YOU ALREADY KNOW IT WILL. WHY ARE YOU ASKING? I swear. Sometimes my OCD-ish side comes out & it's like I have to double-check every. single. thing. Especially when starting a new job. I get Questions Tourettes.

Anyway, that's it for now. I'll leave you guys with a song today:

Comments

[ladysophiekitty.livejournal.com]

LOL I'm a SoCal girl, and I usually sleep through the earthquakes we get here. My mom is always like, "Did you feel the quake last night?" and I say, "...no"

[rachg82.livejournal.com]

Pretty much same here, heh. I've been in quite a few earthquakes over the years, both here in Oregon & in Cali, but I only remember being awake for two of them.

[nomnivore.livejournal.com]

I'm glad the quake wasn't too bad.

[rachg82.livejournal.com]

Me too.