Go now. I had quite a few people bid for a spot on this precious blog, the decision wasn’t easy. However, I have found, what I consider an excellent blog. Recommended offers a little of everything. A lot of web link goodies, programs, tech info, and, my personal favorite, RANTS. I am NOT the only one in this world to bitch about the world of blogging! Her name is Tina-from Berlin, Germany. Go visit her, leave a comment and tell her how you found her blog. I don’t want to see a post next week about how few clicks she received from this blog so go now!

**All posts regarding tenants will be shown above all other posts. I think this is a fair way to get visitors to their blogs.***
Until I can work out the kinks with stickies-I’ll post info in the sidebar. For some reason it was wanting to show every post I’ve written on the entire page.
I also edited my horrid spelling-I have no idea what I was trying to type./end stupidity.

The other evening I decided to clean my bedroom, vacuum, flip the mattress, dust, etc. My mattress is a queen size. It’s heavy. The room is small. I shall demonstrate in the illustration below.

I was not defeated! I shall repeat! I was not defeated. I managed to wiggle my way out from under the demon mattress to freedom. I also said screw it. Changed the sheets, vacuumed, but didn’t dust. My luck I’d be attacked by dust bunnies.

With a new job-sort of. It’s an old job that I’m going back to-but this time I won’t be taking calls! Yippee. Well, ok I will for the first 3 days but after that, I was told they wanted me to work in their tech department. Supposedly no one knows how to use MS Office products and I’ll get to “train” users. So much better than taking customer service calls. The hours won’t be much at first, but in time I’ll build them up. I begin next Wednesday for a 3 day training session, work the next week 7am-3:30pm (yikes), then after that a new schedule will be written just for me! Woot. Someone finally read my resume and noticed I have a little more experience than an average telemarketer. I can actually understand computers, a little coding, and how to use MS Word. Hell, I can type. I think that’s what got me the job. I can type. They, of course, seemed amazed by this concept. I can understand why, because while I was answering the interviewer’s questions, she was pecking on the keyboard, literally pecking-because she said it was “faster”.. yeah, it’s faster. For her, writing would have been sufficient since she kept looking for letters on the keyboard. And she’s in management. This is why one spends $40,000 or more for a degree. So he/she can peck on a keyboard all day.