It was really supposed to be
Those boys have grown a lot! They’re like towers or something, much taller than me now, definitely. I gave them their day passes and told them to go wild, which they did. Not the bad kind of wild, but just to enjoy themselves in the park, ride all the rides as many times as they wanted. Erik definitely got the most out of the day pass, since he rode all the rides I think, and went multiple times on the Dodgem bump cars. Erwin had fun as well, I think, but he was definitely disappointed that the show in the 4D Discovery Theater was the same as it was 3 years ago.
There was this play put on by Trumpets though, and the wings of the angel in the play was really great. Of course she was wearing white with sort of silver sequins, but the wings were basically gold cloth, transparent, light, with gold sequins, that were sort of draped on two slender wires that came out of the back of her dress. It was nice and it gave this illusion of height and lightness and there was a lot of movement in those wings as her slightest movement translates into the wings floating. I have pictures, but they’re in my phone and I have yet to figure out how to transfer send them to the internet… could be that email function aye?
I didn’t get any souvenirs, though, except for the 4 squeaky toys I bought for the HR department. They didn’t have the color of the shirt in my size, so I didn’t bother with that.
I did get to ride the ATV ride, Exodus the Ride it’s called. It was way fun ^__^ but steep! It’s a separate fee for the ATV ride, 200 for 2 laps. The ATV was automatic so it was easier. I did get wet with the river crossing though, only because I think I may have pulled on the brake when I really should have pushed on the gas so I would zoom through the water. I would often let the ones in front of me – we were in queue during the whole trek, btw – go ahead and when I judged the distance to be adequate, I would push on the gas and away I go! I like it fast.
As much as I have prepared for and may want to have ridden in the Rio Grande Rapids, I didn’t get to ride it as I was tired already and it was cold. It’s still December, mind, and I don’t fancy getting sick just yet.
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Hell, they can be so blatant about their snubbing, can’t they? I think it’s in bad taste and just plain rude.
Just take this morning. I came in and I said hello to Jen, and what did she do? She looked at me as if I was crazy for speaking to her. How rude is that? Then when I entered the office, I asked her and Tin if they knew where Donna was. Yup, they didn’t answer, just went about what they were doing, like no one had spoken.
Jeez, I knew they were crass, based on their language, but even crass people can have some sort of civility, right? Guess that’s one belief I can let go of. Crass equals rude, it would seem.
Let’s start, shall we?
From the farthest seat:
Zheena. From what I know of her, she’s either married or living with the father of her child. I know she’s living with the guy’s family at any rate. Most times, all I hear from her is something about money, her needing more of it or something like that. Yes, she has a child, but she also goes to gimmicks and shops like she was single.
Tin. Don’t know much about her, only that she has a boyfriend and it was her father’s van we used when we went on that eventful trip to
Gen. She’s a fashionista, they say. Okay, I admit it, she knows how to dress. It’s her propensity of calling people “bakla” that put me off her. Girl or guy, she calls “bakla” when she talks to them. Either that or “tanga”. I mean, I hear her call people by their proper names, but calling them those names? Eugh.
Evelyn. I thought she was nice and a friend. Turned out I was wrong. She’s the one I referred to the company because I met her while we were both applying at one MT company, and I thought, hey she’s a nice person to talk to. Sure.
Wela. Technically, I know her the longest compared to the first four, but it turns out that I know nothing about her. Well, maybe except that she has a tendency to be a hanger-on or something like that.
Arlene. Our very own princess and drama queen. She’s nice enough, but I don’t understand her.
Marco. Backstabbing boy. And I don’t trust him. Enough said.
Paula. She plays at being the nice one, but she’s not really, from what I have experienced. She can be manipulative and make “sumbong” to whoever she’s allied to at the moment. Don’t trust what she says about other people coz she’ll deny it to the high heavens. Always have a back up or a record of what she says about other people.
Michelle. Gods, she’s a bloody turncoat and I don’t understand her either. Refer to earlier rant.
Jen. Now, here’s the queen bitch. And she’s proud of it, too. She’ll use you until you’re not useful anymore and then treat you like you don’t exist. Case in point. Personally, I think she feels threatened or insecure or something to that effect. And the way she makes “pula” other people, it’s like she doesn’t have any flaws. One word: karma.
Those are the people on my shift. I once considered them friends once. Well, maybe saw them in a friendly light.
Not anymore. They’re a bunch of hypocrites and liars and traitors and I don’t know what else. If this week is any indication of the way they’re going to treat me, then by all means, go ahead and ignore me. I can ignore you all right back, that’s for damn sure. Just do your work and I’ll do mine. After all, that’s why we’re in this company, to work. We don’t have to be friends to be able to do our work. It would make for a nicer atmosphere, civil even, but if they are to blatantly be rude and ignore me, then gosh, go ahead.
If they’re hoping to run me out of this company… I don’t think so. I can be stubborn when I want to. Or I can just take a notice out on them, aye?
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