Chick-fil-a

Whew, just got back from another long day at Chick-fil-a. It was actually one of the more entertaining days I have worked there.  First off, we had a couple people call in sick in the morning so we were down four people to start with.  Next, since it is Friday, there was a boatload of catering orders going out for vary businesses and parties.
The morning went along fine with a steady flow of customers and no real drama. Then right at about 10 o'clock there was a flurry of catering orders to get done as well as 20 people constantly in the drive through. I think when we add up the totals we sent out about 800 chicken strips, 500 chicken nuggets, 300 sandwiches, 100 brownies, and 50 large fries.  All of that on top of ridiculous amounts of people flowing through the drive-thru and the store itself. Needless to say, I was glad to get out of there.

Tuesdays

Tuesdays are the longest days of my life.  They consist of school, cleaning, and almost nothing else. 

This is my Tuesday
8:15- Wake up. realize what day it is, try to go back to sleep.
8:20- Actually get up.
8:22- Drink some tea.
8:25- Still asleep drinking tea.
8:45- Leave for the bus stop (aka- Segrist's house)
9:00- Say hi to Denny (aka- get to the Segrist's house)
9:03- Leave for Homelink
9:24- Get to Homelink
9:30- School starts
11:00- Go to Spanish
12:30- I'm awake now
1:00- Slee- I mean, Math
2:30- Physics
4:00- Done with class, woo.
4:01- Realize that now that class is done we have to clean, ugh.
4:30- Start cleaning hardcore.
6:30- ...still cleaning
7:00- After a solid 10 hours, leave the HL.
7:14- Eat for the first time all day.
7:45- Play some Xbox with David Tate.
9:30- Return home, after a solid 12 and a half hours.

Another typical Tuesday has me leaving HL at around 5 for basketball, love those tuesdays.

A new season

I am writing this blog to herald in the new season of the used to be Starry Unicorns.  It has been quite an eventful offseason with a team name change, a minor lockout, and a few roster changes.   Needless to say, the Raging Pomegranates

 

are primed for a deep postseason run.  It helped to have a championship caliber team last year without having any juniors or seniors.   Sadly our manager is retiring after a great one year.  He decided to go out on top, taking a hint from his colleague Tony La Russa.  Thankfully we have found a suitable replacement with quite a bit of experience.  The manager has been quick to decide that there will be about 8 or 9 assistant captains on the team.  All in all this is looking like a promising year and hopefully another championship.