A day, nothing more
Apr. 12th, 2006 07:42 pmThe cat is out of the bag, as they say. The boss knows (part) of the problem. I say (part), because he doesn't really know about the money stuff, just the hideous bitches part.
I mean, he's not a stupid man, for all that I complain about him, and the lack of spark from all of us gaijin these past few weeks has been pretty obvious. I think that a satellite photo of the Gakuen taken Saturday would have shown a huge dark spot where I was, so foul and depressing was my mood.
This morning, he asked me what was wrong, shortly after I had put up with extended snubbing from some of the HBs. I almost cried (my eyes were doing that 'roll to the side as hard as possible to keep the tears in'), and I wouldn't talk about it. So then he cornered Vida, who told him part of the situation, and later he tackled Sean, who filled in the rest.
Let us say that the shit will be hitting the fan sometime...tomorrow-ish, I think. And then we shall see what we shall see.
And then Sean and I went to dinner at Den, the yakiniku place, where we consumed a decadent feast of rice and grilled meats. We didn't invite Ryan, who is home sick from work with a mild case of bronchitis (which is short for 'he is a totally wussy baby who needs to suck it up and start acting like a man instead of just talking bollocks'), and thus is both too sick to be entertained and too lucky to get out of work for a week to deserve the sweetness that is garlic-karubi.
I mean, he's not a stupid man, for all that I complain about him, and the lack of spark from all of us gaijin these past few weeks has been pretty obvious. I think that a satellite photo of the Gakuen taken Saturday would have shown a huge dark spot where I was, so foul and depressing was my mood.
This morning, he asked me what was wrong, shortly after I had put up with extended snubbing from some of the HBs. I almost cried (my eyes were doing that 'roll to the side as hard as possible to keep the tears in'), and I wouldn't talk about it. So then he cornered Vida, who told him part of the situation, and later he tackled Sean, who filled in the rest.
Let us say that the shit will be hitting the fan sometime...tomorrow-ish, I think. And then we shall see what we shall see.
And then Sean and I went to dinner at Den, the yakiniku place, where we consumed a decadent feast of rice and grilled meats. We didn't invite Ryan, who is home sick from work with a mild case of bronchitis (which is short for 'he is a totally wussy baby who needs to suck it up and start acting like a man instead of just talking bollocks'), and thus is both too sick to be entertained and too lucky to get out of work for a week to deserve the sweetness that is garlic-karubi.