Not much to say...
Sep. 4th, 2002 03:53 pmWe got through a lot of the opener today in band. ^_^ We have practice tonight, too, so I think we'll be okay by the time the first game pops around...
Which reminds me. *cringes* The first and only game before Homecoming was scheduled for the 14, but Mr. E has discovered that we won't be able to perform that day. Thus he's decided that we'll be playing at the away game on the 21--the day that I had my Shepard College Open-House scheduled. I don't care overly much--I don't really want to go to Shepards anyway--but my parents are freaking. -_- Grawr... It'll be my first away game, too. Neato!
All the other ones in the past four years got cancelled. *shrugs*
Elaina Christmas (call her Mary and she'll throttle you!) works at the Food Lion and came to school with an interesting story to tell me, which I promised Brenna I would post here so she could hear about it. Read about it... Whatever...
Apparentally some lady was charged a different price on one item than she had seen advertised on the shelf. Now, this happens all the time, as anyone who goes grocery shopping may know, and there's really no way to hold the cashier at fault--it's not like they can control the scanners or keep track of every item that got it's price changed but wasn't recorded.
Anyway, this lady started to complain to Elaina, who told her to go wait on the bench as she had several other customers to deal with. So the lady waited. And waited. And waited.
And finally got so frustrated that she went to the manager, complained about Elaina, and told some other worker that if she (the lady who was complaining) was black, Elaina never would have done that to her.
-_-
Well, that's stupidity for you. Elaina is one of the most cynical people I know--yes, Brenna, I'm afraid she beats even you--but she is definitely not racist against caucasions, asians, etc. Please... This is Elaina talking about. She grew up in a town of white kids, most of which were raised on a farm--do you really think she's going to be prejudiced against us?
*is very glad she's not a farm kid... Too many of those at her school as it is...*
...
Why do I always do the *...* things in third person? Can't I just go *very glad I'm not a farm kid* or something? Why do I do that?
*frowns* And more strange traits of mine to come...
Which reminds me--Liss, what kind of pictures do you want? School pics? Boy pics? Pics of my dinner last night? Be specific, my friend!
Which reminds me. *cringes* The first and only game before Homecoming was scheduled for the 14, but Mr. E has discovered that we won't be able to perform that day. Thus he's decided that we'll be playing at the away game on the 21--the day that I had my Shepard College Open-House scheduled. I don't care overly much--I don't really want to go to Shepards anyway--but my parents are freaking. -_- Grawr... It'll be my first away game, too. Neato!
All the other ones in the past four years got cancelled. *shrugs*
Elaina Christmas (call her Mary and she'll throttle you!) works at the Food Lion and came to school with an interesting story to tell me, which I promised Brenna I would post here so she could hear about it. Read about it... Whatever...
Apparentally some lady was charged a different price on one item than she had seen advertised on the shelf. Now, this happens all the time, as anyone who goes grocery shopping may know, and there's really no way to hold the cashier at fault--it's not like they can control the scanners or keep track of every item that got it's price changed but wasn't recorded.
Anyway, this lady started to complain to Elaina, who told her to go wait on the bench as she had several other customers to deal with. So the lady waited. And waited. And waited.
And finally got so frustrated that she went to the manager, complained about Elaina, and told some other worker that if she (the lady who was complaining) was black, Elaina never would have done that to her.
-_-
Well, that's stupidity for you. Elaina is one of the most cynical people I know--yes, Brenna, I'm afraid she beats even you--but she is definitely not racist against caucasions, asians, etc. Please... This is Elaina talking about. She grew up in a town of white kids, most of which were raised on a farm--do you really think she's going to be prejudiced against us?
*is very glad she's not a farm kid... Too many of those at her school as it is...*
...
Why do I always do the *...* things in third person? Can't I just go *very glad I'm not a farm kid* or something? Why do I do that?
*frowns* And more strange traits of mine to come...
Which reminds me--Liss, what kind of pictures do you want? School pics? Boy pics? Pics of my dinner last night? Be specific, my friend!