I temped out of the Cambridge office of Kelly Girl
Hey, Hec. I was a Kelly Girl myself.
I was, too. For the first 9 months out of college. 
And in a confluence of topics, I was just bitching to my co-workers about people who misuse commas and how I must kick their asses. Chatty!co-worker suggested that I hire myself out as a grammar dominatrix. And the beauty of it is -- I wouldn't even have to fake being nice, like I do in this office! Keen!
	
 
		
		
I haven't finished college yet. But when I left college, I was already married. Took a job at a local newspaper, as staff writer, and then had a baby not long after. 
Somehow I ended up working in publishing thereafter, with two more babies coming, and now I'm writing. And, you know, being a mom. If I had it to over again, DH and I would have had some more time for ourselves before becoming parents, ideally with travel involved. But I like my life very much, even if I still want to finish school someday. 
Chatty!co-worker suggested that I hire myself out as a grammar dominatrix. And the beauty of it is -- I wouldn't even have to fake being nice, like I do in this office! Keen!
It's fate! 
	
 
		
		
Dude! Who wouldn't hire Tep as their personal grammar dominatrix?!?
Which reminds me, I should buy a lottery ticket...
	
 
		
		
 Chatty!co-worker suggested that I hire myself out as a grammar dominatrix. 
That would be the best job ever. "That's a restrictive clause, bitch." Thwak! "See that comma?" Thwak! "What do you do with that comma?" Thwak! "Remove it, bitch."
	
 
		
		
And in a confluence of topics, I was just bitching to my co-workers about people who misuse commas and how I must kick their asses. Chatty!co-worker suggested that I hire myself out as a grammar dominatrix.
Huh,. Tha,t's ve,ry int,,ers,tin,g.
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Hee. I was just running back to Bitches to do exactly what Tommy did. Damn my slow brain. 
	
 
		
		
Dont tease, Teppy everyone. Its just, not nice if you no what I mean.  
	
 
		
		
General poll: what did you do after you graduated college?
I worked for several months in a factory to save up enough money for a car.  Lived with my folks, driving down to visit DH (who was then my fiancee) on weekends.  Took a series of soul-sucking, menial jobs and then got married.  We lived on nothing but love and macaroni and cheese until DH finished college a year later.
I'd encourage people getting out of school to travel and do some fun stuff before deciding on anything.
	
 
		
		
 Chatty!co-worker suggested that I hire myself out as a grammar dominatrix.
well, I certainly want to beat the crap out of people for bad grammar, so i can sympathize.  Or start a franchise in DC, whichever.
	
 
		
		
I was living with Paul and working part-time when graduation occurred. (We should have graduated together, but I blew off some incompletes and took a mental health year, during which I worked lame, mostly temp, jobs.)
I suspect doing fun and exciting things requires that you either not be part of a couple, or that neither of you have jobs and rent to pay.