Monthly Archives: December 2008

Happy New Year! To You, From Me

by MouthyGirl

Oh boy what a year 2008 was. A lot changed for our family in this year, my family added two new members and nearly lost one and are so thankful that we didn’t. While there were good things in 2008, there were a few things I’m happy to leave behind. Bring it on 2009!

This coming year my son will be 12, I will be 30 and looking onward a new decade. In this coming decade a lot will happen in my life and hopefully as well in 2009. Here’s to what’s coming up! :)

I hope you all have a relaxed day full of pleasant memories and maybe a drink or two. Don’t drink and drive, and have a safe new years!

Cheers!

I got this link in my email this morning and decided I couldn’t come up with anything better to lead us off into the new year.

But before I post the video, I wanted to say thank you for reading, I hope this last year provided memories that you will always cherish and that the next year brings you much love, joy and personal success.

Happy New Year!

Sincerely,

Sabrina a.k.a. MouthyGirl

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See You Tomorrow!

by MouthyGirl

For the longest time when I started working at my current job, I would stop in the morning at a corner store here. Every morning. I was drinking that Monster energy drink daily at the time and stopped to get it there each day. When I broke the habit of drinking those, I started getting grief from the store owner because I wasn’t coming in as often. His usual, “See you tomorrow!” became, “wrong time! wrong time! we don’t see you in the morning no more?” and so on…

At first I took it with a smile, thought it was nice that he was so friendly, yada yada. But then one day it struck me that I didn’t owe him my business and it started getting on my nerves. It’s one thing to be friendly but it’s a whole different thing to be annoying and act like someone should be patronizing your business every day.

I got so annoyed with it that I hardly go anymore. I stopped in this morning because I needed a drink for later in the day and he was polite and asked after my family. Nice, but I think fortunately and finally I’ve fallen into the different category of shopper. The occasional shopper. He did ask me if I drink coffee and I said no (one of his tactics to try to get me there each day, for free coffee).

I do drink coffee, but I don’t want it from his store because I don’t know how fresh it is. The coffee I have at work I make, so I know how fresh it is, and it’s how I like it, and it’s also free.

Have you ever decided to stop shopping somewhere because of something the staff has done?

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