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[luciazephyr]

I just worked my first full shift at work.

My feet hurt, my right arm is sore, I'm parched, I got a trial by fire for window serving, and I'm all icky from sweat.

It was so satisfying and kinda fun.

Oh god my feeeeeet. :whinge whinge:

Only bad thing was that from the moment I got to work to the time I left, I had a strong urge to listen to Jason Mraz's "No Doubling Back." Just... aching to hear it, yanno? (Yes, I unironically adore Mraz, piss off.) Now I'm listening and it feel awesome. :doofy grin:

but when I look in your eyes, I fear I won't see surprise that I'm not doubling back now
an I, I wonder, wonder which one of us is gonna state the obvious
and then I wonder if you already know that I gotta let you go
I know this ain't the way I planned it, I guess I ain't that great romantic
but I'm not doubling back now

-Lucy

Comments

[canis-takahari.livejournal.com]

You'll slowly get used to long standing shifts, but there are some days even after a year of doing customer service where my feet ACHE and my back hurts and uuuuugh it sucks. Are you finding it busy so far?

[lucia-tanaka.livejournal.com]

It was busy at times, yeah, but... I kinda like it. I like dealing with people and stuff, because I am weird. :B

[takoon.livejournal.com]

Get the shoe gelpad things! They do help a bit. Eeeee working, and the being on your feet for 6+ hours. Window serving? That sounds terrifying.

I'm a wee bit intoxicated so I hope that makes sense.

Your layout is so goddamn cute.

[lucia-tanaka.livejournal.com]

I have those! I am just a wimp and unused to the standing.

It does, worry not.

Thank you kindly. :B

[hoshigami.livejournal.com]

I work nine hours shifts usually four days a week, and I still get sore. XP