i would have liked thanksgiving
but it didn't seem like thanksgiving.
i mean, i did like it. but you know.
i wasn't with my side of the family
my mum's gone, so i'm forever thinking about how i won't get an other holiday with her.
it's too different now to be liked the same way
just too many things.
it wasn't thanksgiving.

i really do not see how it is so very difficult to realize that just because sales are low, that does not mean you did not have a packed store. i work in an accessories shop, and my manager is ridiculous in her outlook on her employees' day to day dealings withing the place. if she is there, oh, she understands, of course, oh, yes, so gracious is she. but if we make three hundred dollars below day then she just does not understand why we never got to putting out sales boxes or filling the hair bands or why on earth is this one infatesimal spot out of order, whilst the rest of the store is?

i really do not get her.
*sigh*
i am most certainly not looking forward to friday.
please. i plead with you. do not give sales people hell this friday. they have enough to deal with without you complaining about how you can't find a red scarf, and how we only have mauve, or why on earth would we not have earrings to match that necklace? we only work there. we do not, sadly, have anything to do with how corporate runs things.