Tuesday, August 22, 2006
sbux!
I started my first day as a Starbucks employee. I haven't had a part time JOB like this in years, not since I worked at a department store or even back when I worked at Wendy's for several years. But a teaching job I was supposed to start this Fall fell through, so I have been looking for extra opportunities to supplement our income, since I only am teaching 2 classes this Fall and it's not enough money. Plus, we're trying to be really good about saving since our family is hopefully going to get bigger soon!
It wasn't a terribly difficult afternoon; I filled out forms for payroll (pay day is every week, woohoo!) and learned how to do things like clean the bathroom and make frappucinos. I made 2 frappucinos all by myself :)
I am TOTALLY the oldest person there, even older than the manager.
I don't know how long I'll be working there, esp. if I get pregnant and it's too hard or like the smell of coffee makes me nauseous or something.
Right before I got to work, a woman called from our RE's office to talk to me about my last blood work results; I did the Jewish panel "just in case" and apparently, I am a positive carrier for Bloom's syndrome. The nurse assured me that this would only affect our child if the donor was also a carrier, but our donor isn't Jewish, so it should be okay. I don't know what Bloom's syndrome is so I need to do a little research. I am really surprised though; I didn't even know if I was at all ethnically Jewish. I'd kind of like to tell my parents since I think they'd be interested, but I think I better wait until I can talk to them about the whole baby thing!
Gotta go!
It wasn't a terribly difficult afternoon; I filled out forms for payroll (pay day is every week, woohoo!) and learned how to do things like clean the bathroom and make frappucinos. I made 2 frappucinos all by myself :)
I am TOTALLY the oldest person there, even older than the manager.
I don't know how long I'll be working there, esp. if I get pregnant and it's too hard or like the smell of coffee makes me nauseous or something.
Right before I got to work, a woman called from our RE's office to talk to me about my last blood work results; I did the Jewish panel "just in case" and apparently, I am a positive carrier for Bloom's syndrome. The nurse assured me that this would only affect our child if the donor was also a carrier, but our donor isn't Jewish, so it should be okay. I don't know what Bloom's syndrome is so I need to do a little research. I am really surprised though; I didn't even know if I was at all ethnically Jewish. I'd kind of like to tell my parents since I think they'd be interested, but I think I better wait until I can talk to them about the whole baby thing!
Gotta go!
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That is interesting...I read that men with bloom syndrom do not usually produce sperm so (more proof your donor should be okay).
good luck with the sbux. do you get free drinks?
good luck with the sbux. do you get free drinks?
dude, sbux employees get a free drink before our shift, during our break, and after our shift. Plus a free pound of coffee/ box of tea every week. Plus 30% off everything the rest of the time. Unfortunately, I'm trying to wean myself off caffeine so it's not the most ideal place for me to take advantage of the perks. But if you want me to send a box of tea your way, tell me which kind you like!
I'll definitely keep that in mind, Christy! I'm actually really trying not to drink coffee or caffeine, so if anyone else wants free coffee/tea, let me know!!!!
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