Myriad of Stuff
*Today on the walk to work I saw a bald guy wearing a mezuzah. This is worth mentioning simply because it's so unusual here.
*Next week I have to sit at a different desk every day. Yes, I know that's exactly what I signed up for when I agreed to be a floater, but it's like being a mail-order bride. It'll be a better life than what you previously had, but there'll still be complaining to do.
*The attorney I'm working for this week has the strangest way of wording her instructions. It frustrates me. And you may have noticed, this is not my best week. "I need one copy of this, front and back." Any normal person would think that means to copy the front and back of whatever she just handed you. But what about when the back is blank? When you review the instructions you were given, she clarifies that what she meant was, it's currently a one-sided document, but when you make the copy, make it two-sided.
*During July I've been finding a slew of new blogs to read and that really excites me. Keep writing, people - I have 7.5 hours of downtime each day and reading your blogs gets me through the workweek. One of you people wrote something about liking the = sign, so I've included it in this post for you. You're welcome. Now update your blog again.
*9am and I were having a discussion last night about the people who grade bar exams. He told me sometimes they are given actual bar questions to practice their grading capabilities. To which I said, "Yeah, from prior years" but 9am insisted sometimes it's questions from upcoming exams. (I discussed this with Golden Boy - 9am is wrong, and it's prior tests.) 9am then went on to say if I know anyone who'll be grading the bar and thus, has access to what questions will be on it, perhaps I could just jot those down on a post-it, and maybe leave it laying around where he might see it... Lovely. I would like to think he's just going slightly crazy from the stress of such an important test in the near future.
*There was something I was going to say about how I viewed my father's shoelaces when I was little, but can't recall the details or the point.
*I have been a bit out of sorts since late last week, when some basic things I thought were a very obvious given were not only questioned, but argued against, vehemently. The thing about getting into a bad mood over one thing is, then you start viewing every other little thing as a terrible disaster. Everyone around you looks at a baby and agrees he looks just like his father. I think he looks like a meatloaf, and want to cry. Turns out the socks I wanted to wear are dirty? Shit, why does life have to be so cruel? Me + upset = ridiculously dramatic Green.
*The water at home is no longer cloudy and can now get hot.
*Next week I have to sit at a different desk every day. Yes, I know that's exactly what I signed up for when I agreed to be a floater, but it's like being a mail-order bride. It'll be a better life than what you previously had, but there'll still be complaining to do.
*The attorney I'm working for this week has the strangest way of wording her instructions. It frustrates me. And you may have noticed, this is not my best week. "I need one copy of this, front and back." Any normal person would think that means to copy the front and back of whatever she just handed you. But what about when the back is blank? When you review the instructions you were given, she clarifies that what she meant was, it's currently a one-sided document, but when you make the copy, make it two-sided.
*During July I've been finding a slew of new blogs to read and that really excites me. Keep writing, people - I have 7.5 hours of downtime each day and reading your blogs gets me through the workweek. One of you people wrote something about liking the = sign, so I've included it in this post for you. You're welcome. Now update your blog again.
*9am and I were having a discussion last night about the people who grade bar exams. He told me sometimes they are given actual bar questions to practice their grading capabilities. To which I said, "Yeah, from prior years" but 9am insisted sometimes it's questions from upcoming exams. (I discussed this with Golden Boy - 9am is wrong, and it's prior tests.) 9am then went on to say if I know anyone who'll be grading the bar and thus, has access to what questions will be on it, perhaps I could just jot those down on a post-it, and maybe leave it laying around where he might see it... Lovely. I would like to think he's just going slightly crazy from the stress of such an important test in the near future.
*There was something I was going to say about how I viewed my father's shoelaces when I was little, but can't recall the details or the point.
*I have been a bit out of sorts since late last week, when some basic things I thought were a very obvious given were not only questioned, but argued against, vehemently. The thing about getting into a bad mood over one thing is, then you start viewing every other little thing as a terrible disaster. Everyone around you looks at a baby and agrees he looks just like his father. I think he looks like a meatloaf, and want to cry. Turns out the socks I wanted to wear are dirty? Shit, why does life have to be so cruel? Me + upset = ridiculously dramatic Green.
*The water at home is no longer cloudy and can now get hot.
Labels: A Lonely Jew, Golden Boy, Legal eagle, Little Green, People watching
7 Comments:
I'm confused. Is it the combination of a bald guy and a mezuzah? Is it that your rarely see a bald guy? Or is it that your rarely see anyone wear a mezuzah? Bald men: NOT=Jewish? Mezuzh doesn't look good on bald men...?
Oh yeah... I have a feeling I will notice the difference. I notice EVERYthing.
The wearing of a mezuzah was surprising. Tons of bald guys here. Hell, 9am is bald.
huh... I had a totally different picture of 9am then...
I would be surprised to see someone wearing a mezuzah in NYC.
I had a different picture of 9am too.
...is this allowed? Isn't this like re-gifting a la Seinfeld? or is it de-gifting only to re-gift?
some babies aren't that cute... some babies do look a bit like meatloaf. And not the singer. Although I'd rather look like meatloaf the food than meatloaf the singer. Nah, I kid. I would rather eat something that looks like meatloaf the food than something that looks like... okay, you know where I'm going with THAT. Did it just turn dirty? A little?
Oh well, maybe I at least got a smirk out of you...
hi, i like your blog! Just curious, did you mean he was wearing a yarmulke? A mezuzah is something you hang on a doorpost. LOL. That would be funny if he were wearing one, although some jewish jewelry is made to look like mezuzahs.
Lana at JewishGiftPlace.com
LOL, now I see your link I see you did mean a mezuzah necklace!! My bad! I also like your post on the Brandon Walsh Life Lessons!
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