Some crazy things have happened this week. unfortunately, not all were crazy in a good way. Let's start with school.
I found out on Monday that I got a C+ on my Anatomy test that I had been dreading. Not the grade I was hoping for, but it was definitely higher than I expected. On Tuesday, I took an exam for Microbiology, and I felt a bit more confident about that one. I found out Thursday that, with the help of a nice grading curve and some extra credit, I got a 90% on that test, so go me! Also, I bought another laptop this week. It's a lot smaller than my other one, so I could take it to class and (hopefully) be more productive. I guess we'll see if I was right when it comes time for my next set of exams in a couple weeks or so. So there were some positives there.
Now, let's move on to my work week.
The week as a whole wasn't too bad, but Wednesday made up for the extent of the crappiness of the whole week. Now, the Arby's that I work at is one of the busier stores in the Des Moines area, and during the school year Wednesdays can get pretty busy, especially when the local youth groups pay us a visit. This week happened to be one of the high schools' homecoming weeks, so I predicted that we would be busy because of that as well. I was supposed to have a new closer that night, so I was a little worried about getting things done. Well, I had him take his break at about 6:45pm. Around 15 minutes later, one of my employees notified me that he wasn't back yet, and his car wasn't even in the parking lot(since our breaks are only 15 minutes, we generally aren't allowed to leave the store). He just left! Without telling anyone! So I was left without someone to close the kitchen, and none of my other employees there knew how to, and they also had school in the morning as are teenagers. I was a sight to behold that night. I kept thinking to myself that if I ever saw this guy again, I would probably get arrested for assault and battery.
Despite that horrible thing, my awesome employees all stayed well beyond the time their shifts ended to help me close the store. I'm thankful that I have such good kids working with me, but it shouldn't be their responsibility to pick up the slack of grown adults that can't do their jobs!
On another note, one of my roommates have become obsessed with playing board games. I have no idea why. But just about every day for the last week and a half, we have been playing board games, usually late at night. However, up until yesterday, all we had was a bunch of different versions of Monopoly. Playing Monopoly every day for long periods of time is really annoying, in case anyone ever thinks of trying it. However, I have to recommend Monopoly Empire, because there is a maximum of 4 players at a time, and the game doesn't take nearly as long as regular Monopoly! Oh and side note: I have NEVER one a game of Monopoly. Ever.
Oh yes, I can't forget about the weekend I had.
I made plans to go out to dinner with this guy I had been talking to. He's a little younger than me, and I told him that I didn't want a relationship, but he wanted to go out anyway, which was fine with me. Anyway, we had planned that he would pick me up around 6 after he got off work at 4. Okay, cool. So I got ready, and made myself actually look nice for once, and then at around 7:30 he calls me and says, "Well I guess you don't want to go to dinner because you didn't text me, so do you want to just go hang out at my friends house?"
Now, I'm thinking to myself, I have been sitting here for over an hour waiting for his ass; I didn't realize I had to confirm our plans for the 5th time. And no I don't feel like having him pick me up and drive me to his friend's house, whom I've never met. No thanks. So I told him no I don't really want to do that. So he hangs up on me! Whatever, so I went to Des Moines to hang out with a friend of mine instead, but that was extremely boring cause apparently there was "nothing to do"(his words, not mine), so I went back home. Big waste of time. And then, the guy I was supposed to go out with texted me later that night saying he still wanted to talk to me; he was just upset that I didn't want to hang out. Like, I'm sorry but I'm not going to hang out with a guy I barely know at a complete stranger's house! Who does that?!
So, yeah. Weird week for me. I think I've finally realized why I have been single for over a year. Hopefully this coming week will be much better.
Counting down the days until my 21st birthday! 10 more left!!!!
Sunday, September 27, 2015
Sunday, September 20, 2015
First Blog Post
Alright. I'm new to the whole blog thing, so I'm not sure how this is going to go. This is more of a personal life type thing mixed with lessons I learn every now and then, so if you're not into those sorts of posts, then I apologize in advance.
Some interesting things happened today. I went to visit my parents for the day, and I helped my dad with some yard work and things while my mom and aunt made food for dinner.
When I got inside, I decided to help my aunt make a caramel apple cheesecake dessert thing that she found on Facebook(will include a link to the recipe as well). The first thing she did was bake the crust in a casserole dish that she borrowed from my sister. When she took the dish out of the oven, she set it down on top of the stove to cool and went to finish the rest of the dessert. But, out of nowhere, the dish just shattered into a million pieces for no apparent reason! Scared the crap out of all of us, that's for sure. Apparently, my sister bought the dish for a very low price, and it shows because it was clearly cheaply made. We got out a different one after cleaning up the mess, and we continued on with the afternoon. By the way, the finished dessert was delicious -- and no glass inside it!
I guess a lesson that can be taken away from this experience is, when you get to a point in your adult life where you have to buy such mundane items as a casserole dish, it's wise to just bite the bullet and spend your money on a quality product. Otherwise, you just might end up with shattered glass all over your kitchen.
On a side note, I'm getting the results from my Anatomy exam tomorrow, but more on that next time.
Here's a link to that dessert recipe!
Caramel Apple Cheesecake Bars - The Girl Who Ate Everything
Some interesting things happened today. I went to visit my parents for the day, and I helped my dad with some yard work and things while my mom and aunt made food for dinner.
When I got inside, I decided to help my aunt make a caramel apple cheesecake dessert thing that she found on Facebook(will include a link to the recipe as well). The first thing she did was bake the crust in a casserole dish that she borrowed from my sister. When she took the dish out of the oven, she set it down on top of the stove to cool and went to finish the rest of the dessert. But, out of nowhere, the dish just shattered into a million pieces for no apparent reason! Scared the crap out of all of us, that's for sure. Apparently, my sister bought the dish for a very low price, and it shows because it was clearly cheaply made. We got out a different one after cleaning up the mess, and we continued on with the afternoon. By the way, the finished dessert was delicious -- and no glass inside it!
I guess a lesson that can be taken away from this experience is, when you get to a point in your adult life where you have to buy such mundane items as a casserole dish, it's wise to just bite the bullet and spend your money on a quality product. Otherwise, you just might end up with shattered glass all over your kitchen.
On a side note, I'm getting the results from my Anatomy exam tomorrow, but more on that next time.
Here's a link to that dessert recipe!
Caramel Apple Cheesecake Bars - The Girl Who Ate Everything
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