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[amatyultare]

This is my first summer completely detached from the American school schedule (I was working last summer, but also living with Mom so I was aware of school breaks, when 'summer' started and ended, etc.) and it's very odd. Things seem to be going both faster and slower than usual; the week flies by but then I had to remind myself today that it's not yet August.

The BBQQ this weekend was wonderful. Awesome people+tons of delicious food+crazy card and board games+hilariously srs bsns whiffle ball+swimming+hanging out=good times.

I think I know all the words to all the songs on the album 'The Fame' by Lady Gaga. I am slightly embarrassed by this.

I keep meaning to type up a description of the work drama in my office, but more keeps happening. Luckily I am (mostly) out of it. In positive work news, my boss is actually in-state all the week, plus we may be getting a new mid-level manager for our office so I don't have to wait three weeks to get my boss's signature on a receipt to get it paid. Also, I *think* we are officially moving into our new office by Sept. 1. It'll be crazy, but what else is new? And choosing carpet and paint colors is fun. ^_^

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[piano1815.livejournal.com]

THE FAME!!! No need to be embarassed ^_^

Well it didn't help that the first half of the summer was 90% rain, which didn't feel summer-like, so that was awesome...

Also, office drama is the best. It's kind of like college drama because everyone takes everything so seriously (like who is and is not eating raw chicken for lunch), but it's also like apartment drama because everyone "lives" in the same place all day. WATCH OUT! haha

[amatyultare.livejournal.com]

All the words. To ALL the songs on the album (well, except 'Money Honey' and 'Brown Eyes'). I'm just saying.

True, the rain has not enhanced the summery atmosphere.

You are completely correct. Office drama drives me nuts because it keeps me from doing my job as well as I can (when people are being catty to each other or refusing to help to teach someone else a lesson, etc).