'Potential'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Barb, I just noticed your tagline
A vivir con miedo es como vivir a medias... A life lived in fear is a life half-lived.
I re-watched Strictly Ballroom on Sunday. I'm working on Time after Time in voice lessons, and it gave me an uncontrollable urge to see the movie.
I think I actually caught the pain before it hit. I am very spacey, however.
Is that from the migraine or the medication? At least it's almost time to go home.
Um. So I lied and actually submitted one application today. And they called me 5 minutes later, and now I have an interview.
Except they just sent me this e-mail: "please arrive 10 minutes early to complete some paperwork including an Hourly Employment Agreement, W4 tax forms and an I - 9 which you will need a valid US Passport OR a Drivers License AND Social Security Card."
Um. I've never, EVER had to provide this unless I was being hired.
I am confused. And wary.
Kristin's been talking about I-9 forms over in bitches. I personally have no idea what it is.
Is that from the migraine or the medication? At least it's almost time to go home.
A little of both. And I am not walking in this heat, like I did yesterday. But then, a hot bus will be just as miserable.
I'm not happy with this. They want me in a full suit and to fill out paperwork that I shouldn't have to fill out.
I love Strictly Ballroom, Ouise-- I am an unabashed Baz Luhrmann fangirl and am tapping my foot impatiently for November to arrive so I can go see Australia.
And that version of Time After Time is one of the prettiest interpretations of it, I think.
~ma on the migraine, Sue. I still get them on occasion although nowhere near as bad as I used to before I had kids, oddly enough.
Happy birthday sarameg!
ma~~~ to the lucy dog
I-9 is the form that proves you're legal to work in the US. Usually you provide a passport OR a DL and Soc Sec card.
Shrift, that sounds an awful lot like a temp agency.
Edited cos I know the difference between your and you're.
Shrift, that sounds an awful lot like a temp agency.
this.
I'm inquiring as to why I need to fill out the forms, because I thought I was just coming in to meet with a recruiter. I never agreed to work for them.