Lonely Writers Blog Group Forum Everything that glitters is no..

So the title of this blog has nothing to do with anything, I just heard this song on the radio on the way to work, and I think that was the title. It kind of sounded like Vince Gill and I'm sure it was an older song.

Anyways, when I walk into work everyone acts like they have a funeral to go to every single morning. It's really getting on my nerves. I mean, I'm not a morning person AT ALL, but for the love of God people, who pooped in your wheaties? We are alive!!

hello?! What's with the crappy grim faced nasty piss poor attitudes?

I understand everyone having a bad day, and this place isn't the greatest place to work for, but being miserable isnt going to help. At least we can joke and smile and be nice to each other....wtf?

I live in Nebraska...you wouldnt think it'd be that hard to find a farm that needs some help! I'd love to work with animals all day...yeah, I know, I've said it before. But it would be awesome to groom horses and play with ---wait a minute. I forgot. They usually breed animals to eat on farms. Could you see me? I'd be loading up all the pigs and Turkeys in my Hyundai Elantra and trying to make the great escape! lol

So, I guess I need to buy my own farm and make it a refuge for animals. All kinds.

They can live there, Ill feed them, groom them and play with them all day!

;)

p.s. Totally off the subject, but does anyone watch Prison Break?

Im so pissed! a 2 hour episode and they didn't even escape!

While they are still young and small it would be easy to make the escape lol.

Are you talking about the farm animals or the guys from Prison Break???? LOL

You should have one of those equestrian therapy farms. They have one around here and I think they're great! Children who have mental and physical problems flourish on them. Also they send children who have been abused or through emotional traumas to these farms. They're great. Most work off of donations only - and get tons of donations.

 

I may eat certain animals, but I still love them...that's why I don't live on a farm.