Olivia

[...] matter to her. Also, I love that she talks about gas.” I love that I enjoy hideously inappropriate jokes.  I love that I have told more than a few hideously inappropriate jokes myself.  I love [...]

[...] that’s my first requirement for friendship. Then she laughed at my hideously inappropriate jokes, which is my second requirement for friendship. But seriously, this girl is smart, [...]

[...] and no hope in sight of a steady income, I finally got an interview which ultimately led to a job offer.  I was hesitant about the offer for a few reasons.  First, I heard years before while still [...]

[...] in the fourth quarter.  I went three months without so much as an interview let alone a job offer.  I kept getting the same question over and over.  When are you going to give up and come [...]

[...] in the fourth quarter.  I went three months without so much as an interview let alone a job offer.  I kept getting the same question over and over.  When are you going to give up and come [...]

[...] and no hope in sight of a steady income, I finally got an interview which ultimately led to a job offer.  I was hesitant about the offer for a few reasons.  First, I heard years before while still [...]

[...] to do anything about the way he felt.  He confessed how he accidentally called his girlfriend Liv instead of Olivia.  She interpreted it as a term of endearment.  It was a childhood [...]

[...] to do anything about the way he felt.  He confessed how he accidentally called his girlfriend Liv instead of Olivia.  She interpreted it as a term of endearment.  It was a childhood [...]

[...] redundant. My feelings about this was perfectly reflected in an episode of one of my favorite TV sitcoms ‘How I Met Your Mother’. Marshall: So Robin, how’s the job and [...]

[...] redundant. My feelings about this was perfectly reflected in an episode of one of my favorite TV sitcoms ‘How I Met Your Mother’. Marshall: So Robin, how’s the job and apartment search [...]

[...] a little silly to me.  We’re all running around in a panic trying to meet self-imposed deadlines, and all for what?  Yes, life requires that we play grown-up roles when we have [...]

[...] seems a little silly to me.  We’re all running around in a panic trying to meet self-imposed deadlines, and all for what?  Yes, life requires that we play grown-up roles when we have [...]

[...] trying to meet self-imposed deadlines, and all for what?  Yes, life requires that we play grown-up roles when we have grown-up responsibilities.  But why do I feel like all creativity and [...]

[...] trying to meet self-imposed deadlines, and all for what?  Yes, life requires that we play grown-up roles when we have grown-up responsibilities.  But why do I feel like all creativity and [...]

[...] of his head.  He was mine, and I was his. Around two months into our employment, we had an offsite training our manager couldn’t prevent us from attending together.  (Our manager didn’t [...]

[...] head.  He was mine, and I was his. Around two months into our employment, we had an offsite training our manager couldn’t prevent us from attending together.  (Our manager didn’t [...]