The past four days have all turned into a blur. After having Monday through Thursday off, I went back to work and worked Friday through Monday. Along with it being a holiday weekend, Turkeyville also had a flea market Saturday through Monday which brought in flocks of people. There were many things that happened this weekend, but I will only high light the important things.
On Saturday, a few interesting things happened.
1. One of my best friends at work, Emily P. - there are a lot of them - decided that we would all be sailors, for some odd reason. Emily being Captain Blaze, Morgan being First Mate Morgan, Emily H. being Deck Hand Dino, and Me being Lookout Larry. We ride the S.S. Turkey. Our boss approved. Thankfully, we temporarily stopped off at a landing and I had to walk the plank an hour before docking ship - closing.
2. Also, not important at all but kind of interesting, a boy about five years older than me and his dad - a teacher I had in 7th grade - came to Turkeyville. Fun fact, I was obsessed with him when I was in 7th and 8th grade. He called me ma'am and asked where the bathroom was. #don'tcallmema'ami'myoungerthanyou. I then ran down to the ice cream parlour to tell Emily bc she was there when I liked him. Then when we were talking he walked past and him and I made eye contact in the mirror hahaha. #sexualtension #jk
3. There was an ADORABLE Asian child.
4. Emily P. found out about my love for Asians.
5. I said "but it's cool, like, whatevs" so Emily P. and she didn't get it.
On Sunday, I was stressed to the max.
1. I was on tables the whole time I was there, so that was exhausting.
2. I was on tables with the laziest employee ever and half thought about trying to get #FireWeston trending on twitter but figured that was too much work.
3. Nothing else very interesting happened that day. Well, it was a long time ago - all of yesterday - so I don't really remember.
On Monday, I worked a five hour shift and was on drinks the whole time, so it was pretty nice.
1. Considering it's Memorial Day, there was a lot of patriotism.
2. This particular family came through that was entirely decked out in Americana. A girl in that family had flag shorts, a blue and white striped shirt, and flag sunglasses.
3. A little girl came through wearing a fluttershy shirt and took all that was within me to not laugh. I highly considered complimenting her on it, but my coworkers would be concerned by that, so I didn't.
All in all, I'm glad I have tomorrow off.
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