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I'm a grown up/heinous crime against womankind

Today I reached another milestone event in my life, that makes me feel even more like a grown up. I was invited to my first out of work work party, and it's even a +1 invitation. Whoa ho ho. I'm feeling pretty cool right now. Just saying. I've officially gotten through my second rush at the bookstore, and I've made so many friendships and tightened so many more over these past three weeks. Yes, it was stressful/tiring/didn't think I could do it, but I made it out, and have so many friends I made it with!

In other news, I committed a heinous crime today. I really should be punished for this one. My dear, pmsing roommate asked me if I had any chocolate she could have. I knew I had two packages of those peanut butter chocolate stick things, their name escapes me at the moment. But, I just had to eat them. My mommy gave me them! They're the last of my chocolate stash. And they're one of my favorite treats. So, I lied and told her I didn't.

Yes, you read that right. I told a hormonal pmsing roommate in need of some chocolate that I didn't have any when I perfectly well did.

I'm eating them as I type actually to get rid of the evidence. And boy do they taste good. ;)

Karma, I think you owe me one from this day.

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  1. hmmm - well, maybe you needed to tell the pmsing woman no because if you had said yes and that you weren't giving them to her she might have killed you. just saying :)

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