A little birdie told me that you can't make it by yourself

[judecorp]

I need to pack and hit the bed if I'm going to drag myself up at 4:30am to take a shower and get to the airport at 5:30 to go see a girl. I'll probably be checking LJ more than I usually do when I go away for the weekend, since The Girl will be sleeping a lot, I'd imagine.

Today was an interesting day. I was called 'dysfunctional' by Schoolmate Sheila because I like girls, I got completely furious at my boss, and I asked a lot of questions during a job interview for a friend of mine that basically ensured that he wouldn't get the job. At the same time, I learned that I really /am/ comfortable talking to anyone about anything A.-related, Coworker Stephanie bit me hard on the shoulder blade and gave me chills, and Schoolmate Jean said I was her best friend in our Families class.

So I leave you with this, even though I did it a couple of months ago:

Ask me something. Anything. I will answer. You betcha. Now's the time to ask the hard questions. There's no hour/day/week time limit. If it makes it here, I'll answer it. You can ask as many questions as you want, but only one at a time, because I'll get overwhelmed. :)

The price is that you have to answer this question:

One thing that really bugs me about you, Jude, is _______________.

Have a good weekend, kids!

Comments

More serious notes

[juliann.livejournal.com]

What really bugs me about Jude: I got really pissed off when you reported the harassment of your co-workers against their wishes. I mean I totally understand why you did it, but they're the one who were facing retribution, not you. I didn't say anything though cuz it's not my place to comment and you DID know the possible consequences of it, but I just really dislike putting people into danger against their wishes.

Question: Going 6 months at a time from when you started dating, how did you feel about A and your relationship at each point? End with now.

Re: More serious notes

[judecorp.livejournal.com]

Wow, Juliann, this one will take a lot of work. (Let me preface it by saying that I didn't blow the whistle on my coworkers, I told Velma, who told the administration, but with the help of our Sexual Harassment Investigator, I got the administration to not make the kids do anything.)

It's too long for a comment, so I'm making a special friends-only post for you.