What I’ve learned at work.

It was only a matter of time before I posted something about work.

What I’ve learned at work:

It’s a small, small, world.
Recipes is a yum-o restaurant.
You can get addicted to Facebook.
I do know WAAAAYYYY to much about food.
It’s never too late to learn how to dance.
Engineers can be funny too.
You could burn through your first salary without even knowing it.
In Abby’s words, “There are no boys!”. (Okay… there are, but very few non-tatay-ish ones.)
Small planes suck, no matter how pretty they are on the inside. (Trust me!)
Gas is mahal.
My office shoes are way too high.
I love rice. I love it, I could marry it.
Anywhere you go, there’s always some form of studying.
Whenever you need something from the resource cabinet, it jams up.
Some parents have a hard time thinking of baby names, so they use their last names instead.
School would have been the greatest if you got paid.
Just because you’re old doesn’t mean you can’t rock.
El Nido is a teeny tiny town (it takes like, 5 minutes to drive around) but it takes your breath away.
People think I have more money than I really do.
If ever I get married, I’m going to play Sam Cooke at the party.
Patience is something I have to learn.
An all-white pantsuit is a no-no when eating Kare-Kare.
There’s more to helicopters than just flying them.
It’s not easy to go from work to the gym, no matter how near it is.

More to follow…