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Towel woes.
I am very comfortable in my towel, with my hair dripping all over the place. However, I have work in less than half an hour, and, unlike in Joan's telecommuting-haven-like workplace, a towel is not suitable dresscode. (Wow. That is so grammatically incorrect that my brain exploded the second I added a full stop to the end of the sentence. Eeek.)
*wibble* But... I love my towel. *pout* Really, I believe tutors should be seen as professionals no matter what they happen to be wearing. And so, if I wander into work in a towel, I should still be treated as though I am A Goddess Among Mortals. (Or something. More often than not, I'm handed a bunch of folders and asked to file them. ¬_¬ Let's ignore that, shall we?)
What was the point of this post, you ask? Well, the long and short of it is...
I wish I could tutor in a towel. T__T
*wibble* But... I love my towel. *pout* Really, I believe tutors should be seen as professionals no matter what they happen to be wearing. And so, if I wander into work in a towel, I should still be treated as though I am A Goddess Among Mortals. (Or something. More often than not, I'm handed a bunch of folders and asked to file them. ¬_¬ Let's ignore that, shall we?)
What was the point of this post, you ask? Well, the long and short of it is...
I wish I could tutor in a towel. T__T
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*smooch*
You want me to bring you brekkie?
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Yes, I know the alarm is bird chirping. But if you forgive me for that, I'll forgive you for being able to work in a towel.
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If I could convince my boss that towels and boxers were work code safe, I'd be a happy DC.
watch out for the no-pants guy
hell, it would even distract me. however, my pants would most certainly stay on.
Hope your weekend went well!
John - who would tutor in a towel but dislikes cold drafty rooms.
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Johnny, I heart you. ^___^
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