hello i would like too run you through my week ignoring a few details and just focusing on my job that didn't really last long about 4 hours to be exact and chess that i keep on loosing which makes me mad because i am very competitive and a flat tire because i decided to squish a grocery cart into a curb causing puncture of my tire.
The job thing really doesn't bother me too much other than it wasn't my exact skill set to begin with and i knew i was not going to like at all. Just the whole thing of dealing with customers nicely with a smile on my face and trying to be nice to the guy training me who was a nob and didn't really have very nice jokes. By the end and by the end my mind was already asking myself are you happy with this choice of job and can you do this for the summer, and put them through finishing training me and quieting soon or something so i told them this mourning i quiet for the reasons above. So i don't think i will ever work at job like that in the future of ever.
My chess xp is not the best, I have played maybe tops 25 in my life time with my dad, grandpa, Reid and James. In the last two weeks i have got really into it playing 8 times and each game was relatively close with standstills in the middle, until i made a stupid mistake, a mistake i shouldn't have made just not paying attention too the whole board. Which funny enough has been my downfall in video games like halo ... the main reason of me dieing was because i was looking at something else in the room or just zone out for half of second, Just not paying attention. which is good because hopefully a little paying attention will fix this problem of losing and strategy will help.
To put a massive damper on my weekend my car decided it wanted a flat tired by allowing a grocery cart puncture the tire.. that's the way i see it whether it happen like that is a different story. But it was fun colliding my car with carts making the random carts in the parking-lot of Safeway pay for thinking they were safe.
Be most excellent to everyone and rock on...later-days
mike
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haha, when you hit you the cart, one of us said that didnt sound too great, and you said your car would be fine. YOUR TIRE WASN'T! sorry, sorry...
anyway, If you are now into playing chess, we should have a go sometime. Yeow? Yeow.
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