Mid-Atlantic Gardening: What's happening in your neck of the woods? Spring 2012, 0 by Gitagal
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Gitagal wrote: Question----------I am full of them!!! teee...heee....How else would I learn anything? Could I just go and check out someone's Face Book page without joining? Like JB's? I DO NOT want to join--did it once on a whim--and was bombarded by all kinds of people that "wanted to be my friend".....One of them was long dead--I knew that for a fact...... That is when I realized that these people did not really "want to be my friend"--many of them I never knew! All this e-mailing/inviting was automated--and no actual person was involved. Kind of a downer.... Dealt with this annoyance for close to a year--than had my daughter find her way to where she could delete my membership. It is NOT easy!!! To be honest---I am so hooked on DG that i really do not want to start getting involved in another addictive Web Site. Much of my time is spent right here! Besides--I have nothing interesting to post anyway. My life is pretty hum-drum....... Just me and the people I work with--that is, pretty much, my "social" circle... Can't call work environment "social" anyway. But--I DO like 90% of all the people i work with. The rest are too "invisible' to be 'friends" with an old lady like me..... I don't text. I don't twitter (whatever that is?), I don't even use my Cell phone! I have NO I-phone or no downloaded music to listen to. The best i have done is copy a CD.. BUT---I do not act, or think, or talk like an old lady. I am pretty "with it"----and get along great with most people no matter their ages. There have been a few that, no matter what, we just clash. We are all different----with different personalities and interests and values about life. Even our 3 Asst. managers--and our new Store Mgr. are really young. They are ALL younger than my two daughters! (47 and 44). Young is "IT" when it comes to HD. I don't think we have ever had an "old" manager in the 14 years I have worked there. Rightly so--"Young" has energy and goals and commitment--and the drive to get things accomplished. All those traits got them where they are now. How many people, at age 28, could be a Store Manager of a huge store like HD? Out new Mgr. is one of them. Cool and calm and very dedicated. BUT--he gives me hugs almost every time i see him. Much more "human" than Donn. I do not even miss him--what a revelation....Thought he was the cat's meow.... Then all that, slowly, faded as frustrations and even anger too it's place. Never thought I would feel this way! He was, truly, lacking genuineness and the ability to connect with anyone. He went through the motions--but none of it was "real".... It is almost painful to now listen to all the negative comments most people have about him in our store. But--I have chosen not to live in denial about all that--for it is all true. AAAHHHH! I feel a lot better to be able to chat about all this with you all--my friends. I have NO clue how some of these writings evolve---one though just leads to another.....and.......... Remember this picture?????? I will cherish it--no matter what. |


