Working feels good

Day 1 of my 2-day employment went really well. You would originally think that unpacking boxes, then unpacking the boxes inside those boxes, sticking labels on all of the individual boxes of sunglasses, repacking them in their boxes, labeling each of the medium sized boxes that holds 10 boxes of sunglasses, packing those back up, and then labeling the box of 100, would be really boring and tedious.

No, it was not. Seriously.

Being able to talk with two friends while working and standing up for 8 hours made it go by really quickly and I almost would have been able to work for free since I enjoyed it so much.

After making $80 for the day, I went to a devotional at Kameron's church, then used 4 of my free Chick-fil-a coupons from the Magnolia opening back in April to feed myself and some friends, and then we went to Coldstone for some amazing overpriced ice cream. Everything seems cheaper when your wallet is heavier than it has been for the last few months. Andy, James, Skid, Kameron, Sabonis and I stayed outside the Coldstone for a while chatting about random things. We felt pretty guilty about bringing in such a huge group half an hour before they closed. As Kameron said, "If I still worked here, I would hate us right now."