I have a PTA thrift shop within walking distance, so maybe I'll check there for needles.
The loom sounds fun, but I have someone local who's offered to teach me needle knitting, so I think I'll try that first. I'm afraid I haven't heard of Til Tuesday. But we have Joannes and Michaels, so that seems like a good next step. Thanks!
I don't have a plausible explanation for coworkers as to where I have been for a month. Advice?
I'll echo the advice above on saying " I was on medical leave, but I'm feeling much better now. Thanks for asking!"
There's always the perfectly true "I had a procedure, and the doctor recommended I take off time to recover."
If they press, tell them, "You don't want to know. You'll never think about women the same away again."
they will forget and revert to self-involved chatter in 48 to 78 hours.
I think that's true of most people, really.
ETA: I like Ginger's answers very much.
If they press, tell them, "You don't want to know. You'll never think about women the same away again."
Heh. "If I told you, your dick would probably necrose and fall off. Do you want me to tell you?"
David! in Tuesday's New York Times they had an article about people living on houseboats on London's canals. The photo had a full-color picture of a houseboat named "Matilda."
YOU GUYS.
I have a job interview on Monday.
I have been with my current company TEN YEARS.
I am so excited because my current department is devouring me starting with my bottom, but internally I am also flipping out like a mammal because I have NO IDEA HOW TO DO A JOB INTERVIEW. When I was first hired here, I was a 25 year-old temp. (Holy shit, I've almost literally been working here my entire adult life. CHANGE IS SCARY.)
Allyson, I think Ginger has the best script. It's really none of their business.
Jessica, you will be awesome! Congrats on the interview.
David! in Tuesday's New York Times they had an article about people living on houseboats on London's canals. The photo had a full-color picture of a houseboat named "Matilda."
I think I should get to live on a houseboat in London named "Matilda." It seems right.
Go Jess! Change is scary, but exciting!
I'm afraid I haven't heard of Til Tuesday
Is that maybe Tuesday Morning?
I'm afraid I haven't heard of Til Tuesday
You should have heard. I mean, voices carry.