My Wives, My Movies, Work, and The Creepy, Killer Guy

[imood mood at time of entry: exhausted]

First, in response to Lytewyng:

I was followed by some creepy guy while I was at the mall a week ago. These two women put him off of me by following him. He noticed, and left me alone. They told me everything that happened when they were able to locate me in the food court.

I flagged down Mall Security when they told me what happened, and I was escorted to the movie theater where my friend works. He looked out for me, and made sure that no one fitting the guy’s description was allowed entrace. Actually, he was ready to beat the guy into the ground, but those two wonderful women scared him off pretty good. I am so thankful for that. There is truly no way that I could thank them, and those are look out for me from the Divine Angle, in words. I suppose actions will have to do.

Now, I wanted to officially annouce here that I got married. I got married to three of my female friends via Yahoo! Messenger over two weeks ago. I placed a linking button to our shared community journal located on LiveJournal in the Footer. Feel free to go over and take a look. There is a smidge of decorating that still needs to be done, but there are entries available, including the chat transcript of our marriage.

Work was not bad at all today. I don’t know what happened, but somehow everything worked out. I am now on the frozen alcoholic beverages cart, by. my. self. Wooh!! I was exactly on the money, and there were no problems of my own fault. Some guy flipped out on me when I asked for ID, as is required by company/TABC alcohol policy. One of the floor managers came over and helped me out. He seems a bit gruff, but he’s okay. The manager, I mean.

Another guy, the first man’s friend, tried to get me to refill his cup for free quite few times. He kept coming back and asking all sorts of crazy requests, claiming that no one would know. Trust me, they would. There are too many people in charge near me, not to mention Robert cruising by, for someone not to know.

The Nacho Lady screamed at my friend today. She was the topic of numerous discussions that I happened up to walk up to.

They would say to me, “Your ‘friend’ (sarcasm here) had another victim today.”

I would grin and tell them, “I know, she was my friend (the victim).”

They would then ask, “Did you warn her?”

I’d grin some more and answer, “Yeah, she’s come over there before and saw her (Nacho Lady) try to have it out with me.”

Lots of laughing, grinning, and general dislike for the Crazy Nacho Lady would then continue as a room/group discussion. Of course, everyone added in their own stories.

Oh! This Stand Lead told me that she had some sort of problem with her (Nacho Lady) over the cost of cheese. How sad. The Nacho Lady is sad, not the Stand Lead. The Stand Lead was correct.

Oh! (Can’t help the exclamations.) This woman who I work with told me that Robert is the pervert I thought he was. So I had that little thought, but who wouldn’t? Who doesn’t have them about the people around them from time to time. But this woman told that he was nasty, and that he placed his hands on her, and told her dirty little somethings. I suppose that I should not have been shocked, not with that leer of his. When he’s not being creepy, which is only 2% of the time, he’s okay. I guess.

I also did well in tips! I followed this guy’s tip about giving out one dollar bills as change, and I was selling alcohol. That made for the best tipping environment. I kind of love frozen drinks right now. I even got off work early today since it was a daytime event.

So, I ended up at the Museum of Fine Arts last night (Saturday, March5, 2005) and watched a movie, and I loved it! The movie being played was The Maltese Falcon with Humphrey Bogart, Mary Astor, and Peter Lorre. For the full cast list available online, see the end of the entry. Brandon, click the movie link to see the speaker’s name. Look him up. You would/will love this man. I thought about you the entire time that he was speaking. If you don’t know him, I think that you’ll thank me after you look him up. He’s not some wishy washy type, he tells things the way they are.

The movie was simply fantastic. I can honestly say that I had never seen a movie starring Humphrey Bogart, though I’ve heard loads about him. He was not overly attractive to me, as so often was mentioned, but as the movie went on, I saw what women saw when he was a movie star.

I plan to go again tonight to see When a Women Ascends the Stairs. It is a Japanese subtitled film. It looks good. Direct museum info can be found here.

Okay, I never made it to The Princess Diaries yesterday. Maybe today. I hope that everyone’s weekend has gone well.

Yours,

Danielle