Sometimes the smallest things make me smile. Today some of my non co-workers (since I only temp there) invited me to hang out with them. I couldn’t go but it was nice to be invited. Especially when many people hate their co-workers. They talk mess about them and find every little fault. That’s why I have tried my best to stay positive and above the drama. I’m sure someone somewhere has something to say but I don’t really care.
On top of that it seems that every Christian in that place has located me and wanted to have a conversation about the Lord. It’s great. You never realize how many people are Christians until you hold a conversation. It wasn’t like I had a sign that said, “I’m a Christian!” but somehow they knew. That was a compliment.
I just find that I have had so much favor here. Whether it’s been people bringing me lunch or allowing me to have a flexible schedule people just give me a lot of leeway. I thank God for that. I need that right now.
Now let me switch up the tone and tell you what I can’t stand. Parents bringing their kids to work. For what? It’s not the official bring your child to work day. I promise at least five kids were in the office today just running around yelling screaming. Take them to day care or something. Gosh!
Question. I have come to the realization that at this season in my life I will be doing a lot of things alone. That’s fine. I just can’t get over what exactly I need to do. For instance, I went to eat at a restaurant. I never really do that stuff by myself. So what do you do? Just sit there alone? Is it cheating if I read a book or text the whole time? I don’t get it.
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3 comments:
you are funny!!!!
Is it cheating...lol...lowkey I've wondered that too..hahaha
I'm not a loser or anything, but I've eaten in plenty of restaurants by myself. It is completely ok to read a book or journal or something. What else are you going to do? Stare at people? Listen to other people's conversations? Flirt w/ the waiters?
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