say, "Last name?" ... silence in the whole room (mentally I am kicking my self and rolling my eyes stupid stupid stupid)... "Osmond"... "Okay," I say. (It gets better.) "First name?" ... At this point he's looking at me with a mixture of horror and curiosity... "Donny," he says very slowly. Inside my brain I am just screaming at myself (Augh, couldn't you just take the credit card from the poor man and let him leave!!!!) Gheez. He paid and left, and didn't look too happy about the experience. My fellow office workers, if I remember correctly, graciously did not tease me too mercilessly. I had a lot of TRULY embarassing experiences working there. In fact, I think nearly all of my embarassing moments happened there... except for last Sunday, when I tripped over the children's gate taking Sammy into the nursery at church and sent him flying and me sprawling, skirt around my thighs, all over the nursery floor. Have I mentioned I'm a bit of a dork???
Friday, August 1, 2008
Alright...
I'm sure some of you have heard this before... some of you may have even been there... I was working at FARMS (Foundation for Ancient Research and Mormon Studies) at BYU as a secretary. Bascially, we took the phone orders, renewed people's subscriptions, and directed phone calls. Anyways, to renew a subscription, or place an order, you always started by asking for their last name, so you could look them up in the database. Well, one day in walks Donny Osmond. All of us girls working in the office knew it was him and exchanged excited glances. He went in to our managers office and then they came out and our manager, Brent, said, "Sara will help you renew your membership." So he walks over to my desk, I look up and smile and
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Dorkiness runs in the family. It's okay.
thanks. :P
Of course, you do have a dork telling you it's okay to be a dork.
Then again, I have to wonder about my sanity, marrying into a family of dorks. :P
That's awesome Sara! "Last Name"... oh, so good! I have been way more imbarresed then that before. Here's a church one to match yours... We were home in NM for the summer and jason was 7 or 8 months and he had stopped nurcing at church, so I was wore a dress. He was really fussy so I took him to the mothers lounge, and since I was basicly the only person with a baby I had it all to myslef. I had to lift my dress to feed him. So I was feeding him and this guy walks into the lounge to get a diper (they kept spare diapers in there just in case) and sees me with my dress pulled all the way up, sees my underclothing and everything! Not to mention the exposed whole nursing bussiness!It was aweful, so tripping doesn't seem so bad. Sorry longest comment ever! :)
ROFLMBO!!! That is hilarious, Terri! That would be pretty bad!!
I don't know that I think that is that embarassing for you, to me it is more embarassing for him,him being annoyed and all by you just doing your job. As long as you were nice and all I don't see a problem treating him like you would any other person :) (by the way I am a friend of Jennifer's incase you are wondering who this strange woman commenting on your blog is)
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