My latest period of being a proper working grown-up, short-lived as it was, has now come to an end, and I am left with a few days to get my shizzle together (see last post below) ready for Canada. However, before I consign my receptionist days to the hazy backwaters of memory, here's some things I've learned:
1. Human beings have the inexplicable capacity to be complete and utter wankers. While the number of such ignorant people I met was extremely small (perhaps 1 for every week I sat as my desk) they can really get on your tits. Don't let the bastards grind you down.
2. If you can, move to within a few minutes walk of your local train/tube stations. Rammed-out buses are shit, bad traffic is worse, and as to the people who decide to close roads and dig fuck-off great holes in them without warning or justification at a moments notice - they are something else.
3. The presence of Krispy Kreme donut shacks in major mainline stations are both a blessing and a curse.
4. I love jalapeno and cheese-flavoured pretzels and Valenciana orange milkshakes from AMT Coffee.
5. I should really focus more on what happens in the office rather than on lunchtime outside of it.
1. Human beings have the inexplicable capacity to be complete and utter wankers. While the number of such ignorant people I met was extremely small (perhaps 1 for every week I sat as my desk) they can really get on your tits. Don't let the bastards grind you down.
2. If you can, move to within a few minutes walk of your local train/tube stations. Rammed-out buses are shit, bad traffic is worse, and as to the people who decide to close roads and dig fuck-off great holes in them without warning or justification at a moments notice - they are something else.
3. The presence of Krispy Kreme donut shacks in major mainline stations are both a blessing and a curse.
4. I love jalapeno and cheese-flavoured pretzels and Valenciana orange milkshakes from AMT Coffee.
5. I should really focus more on what happens in the office rather than on lunchtime outside of it.
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