Agree! I have a work colleague who was told she was too dour because she always was frowning. She was like, "Um, that's the way my mouth is shaped." People can be so clueless sometimes.
If I'm in a good mood, I think my face shows it.
I have had pet rats on numerous occasions since I was about 13 years old. One day, I will have them again. They are such fun, but have tragically short life spans
Yep. Very short life spans. The oldest rat I have is 2 and a half and I'm not sure if she can make it to 3. Can't imagine a life without them. Death is something I see often. Usually seeing a rat die makes me extra angry towards non vegans for supporting abuse. It's bad enough when they die of natural causes, to pay to have it done is so much worse. I usually try to supress that feeling, but death is awful and no one should feel it's ok to inflict it on others.
I remember reading a newspaper article once about this- people (usually women) in some sort of "service" job being expected to be not just polite and competent, but all smiley and cheerful. The article told an anecdote of an airline stewardess who was asked to smile more by one of the passengers. She responded: "Could you smile yourself?" The passenger did, and she concluded: "Now, keep doing that for the rest of the flight."
More than likely. [emoji12][emoji4]
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