maybe the old songs
tonight's play list:
- we built this city - starship
- jessie's girl - rick springfield
- cherish - kool & the gang
- dirty diana - michael jackson
- telefone - sheena easton
- new year's day - U2
- she's out of my life - michael jackson
- la bamba - just another band from east LA
- on my own - patti labelle and michael mcdonald
- the look - roxette
- born in the USA - bruce springsteen
- i want to know what love is - foreigner
- keep on loving you - reo speedwagon
i've been away for too long.
the past few days have been busy. work got crazy, as it always does, but this time it got aggravating. my supervisor told me that one of my clients asked for a faster turn-around-time with their files. this is not new, they have been asking for this for so long i can't recall when it actually started. but this time, we are receiving heat from them already, calling the other bosses and asking, no - demanding that their files be sent stat. this in itself is not impossible, if what they want is just that, their files sent back to them half-baked. but if they wanted quality files, they just have to realize that that takes time, given the fact that they are a difficult client, (the most difficult one i have) plus their format is not easy.
anyway, they threated to leave several times already and i say let them. it is not worth the aggravation. i say a healthy working relationship has to have open communication - they have been demanding and demanding and demanding, but they are just not listening - fact is, working their files takes time. plain and simple.
but that's just half the aggravation. as a safety measure, my supervisor is now asking me to share the account with a groupmate, which is fine, except... except now this other person is copying my work, practically just changing my name on the report and passing it off as hers. now that's just plain nasty.
i could elaborate but that would mean naming names and i cant do that right now (maybe later).
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it's a monday night sound trip. and based on my song list up there ^ its the 1980's top 40. yey for old songs.
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i have an itch that has been bugging me since about august. i need to get my hands working again on some craft stuff. i've already put away my beads because according to the plan, it's review time already - but honestly, its the last thing on my mind. right now, all i can think of are papers and cards and crafts and ribbons and deconstructed and reconstructed calendars and journals
(hey, she's out of my life, i love this song. reminds me of elementary, this particular day i was in a friend's house and we were listening to michael jackson's album. as early as then, i already had an affinity with this song. its so sad its beautiful.)
anyway reconstructed journals, homemade cards, homemade stamps, inks, cutting tools, rubber pads, you get the point.
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link finds of the week:
http://www.finetune.com - the source of my 1980's top 40 music right now.
http://www.splitcoaststampers.com - the source of my crafting fix - this site is getting me fired up about just doing it already.
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just once - quincy jones
let's all take a moment of silence as one of my ultimate favorite songs is playing in the background.
this used to be my song. happily it is not anymore. it reminds me of a more bitchy me, an insecure girlfriend who gets riled up at the smallest things. oh yes, i have to admit that about me. at one point, not only did i feel like the the world revolved around me, i wanted somebody else to make me the center of his world. and how did that turn out? disastrous. a happy disaster though. changed my life.
now its just a really cool song.
ok, moment over.
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