C Jane Run

Just note that if you have nothing to do on a continuous day to day basis that you should find things to do to help out the people who do have a million and one things going on.

- Well I like them, duh
- I may not necessarily like it like it, but these images could be useful for my project
- May be useful for visual merchandising

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I just followed a trail of feathers and glitter to class. Today better be fucking magical.
I wish this happened to me today. Maybe I would have been more inclined to go to my last class of the day, instead of preparing to take a nap after lunch at Moe’s.

This is my area code, lulz!

I always look at the Macy’s Insite schedule on the days that I work to verify times, see who I work with, and it usually tells me the sales goal I have.
Right now it appears that I am the only one from 6-9:30 in RTW (Women’s).
That’s…fabulous…
There are always two people..especially to close, but whatever, I can handle it.

I’m hoping it will be slow.
I am really tired.

My boyfriend thinks I should take off the part that says I was a Miss Richfield Ambassador Princess and Miss Congeniality from my resume.
I say no.
My reason is that it was a scholarship program, I did a lot of public speaking, and I did a lot of goodwill and volunteer activities. Plus it sets me a part.
He thinks it’s weird to have that on a resume when trying to apply for a real-world job.
But one of my volunteer experiences is volunteering annually for the Princess for a Day event so it goes with the Ambassador “honor.”
And I have tweaked my resume to basically tell this company (I am going to email the HR person asking for more information on these two jobs I am interested in and that I will graduate next semester) that I know my stuff (pertaining to merchandise, inventory, retail, etc).
It’s not like I’m a “dumb beauty queen,” and I don’t even consider myself a beauty queen and I am obviously not dumb.

So what do you think? Keep the Miss Richfield bit or not?