Working. Friday does not have any special meaning for me because I have to work Saturdays as well.

Zdayz 2014!!

damn...sorry dude.

We already know who you are, no need to introduce yourself again. ;) :p



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well, i plan on going out tonight and having a good time... I didnt bust my azz in the s.service to finally get out and into a better agency just to stay in on a friday and saturday night.. *rant*

sorry.

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I soooo am NOT the forum troll.... :icon17:

Awesome. I listened to Black Sabbath's first album and Volume 4 last night on my plane ride home.

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dude.

Same here.
Although I never know what day it is most times. Just whether or not it's a day to go to the salon, get on a plane or run a race.
That said, I can't complain. I never feel like I'm trapped in any kind of "back to the grind."

Also, with building the salon in between all the fly-aways I had this year, I became totally oblivious to the upcoming Holidays.
I went to Costco and was like "why are all these people acting all crazy like there's gonna be a snowstorm? It's supposed to be 60 degrees this weekend!" Then when I got inside and saw all the Christmas stuff, I was like "Oh right. We're doing that this year."

hey there, EW :tup:

plus being forced to celebrate xmas when we aren't christians is kinda :ugh:
so much time, effort, some money spent on teacher gifts and card and stuff. kids singing chrismas carols when they are technically buddists. lol :icon17:

we do it out of respect for the american community we live in, but it's a lot of work (kissing arse). :rofl2:

Celebrating Christmas by overspending on unnecessary items is not necessarily a "Christian" practice.
It's just American.

:tup: that's wat i thought too. it's the american culture. which is fine.

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