Wow; time flies when you work full time. I can't get over how exhausted I am after every shift but I am told it gets better considering I am not used to such work. Anyways, I have completed my first week at Briggs and its been a good one. The people are nice and teamwork is a HUGE thing; its funny how one mishap can put you behind. The facilitator creates a goal that we have to achieve on products produced, Friday for example we had a goal to create 850 power washers; CRAZY I know but we came VERY close 800. To think you can mass produce things at a rate is amazing and yet rewarding at the same time; your making a product that someone else will eventually use.
I even found myself eating healthier lunches; and I cut down to a bottle and a half of soda a day! So if I don't lose weight somehow at this job from the fast pace then something has got to be wrong with me. Friday I decided I was sick of sandwiches and brought leftover Noodles and Co, bad idea considering I felt so bogged down from eating too much that the last 2 1/2 hours of my shift dragged. I do find myself hungry between breaks which has to be from when I was used to "snacking" all the time at my previous job. Hopefully that hunger feeling goes away soon cause that is another thing that affects me as well; I'll be more focused on when I am going to eat next and I tend to slow down my pace.
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Earlier this morning I came upon a blog post a woman posted on a group I am apart of on Facebook; Agnostic. I found this as a safe haven so to speak in the past week or so considering I am still facing judgment issues from others. She inspired me to write my own story on why I chose the path I did. ((hopefully I will have this post in the next few days =] ) The one thing I did realize though with this "coming out" so to speak are my true friends and family. I love that I have those people in my life that place no judgement on me or push there religious views on me even more. Quite frankly I am a free spirit; I support Gays, lesbians, Bi and so on, I don't care about the color of your skin or nationality or hell if you believe in a God or not. I'll support you no matter what; I had a few friends of mine that came out as gay or lesbian over the past few years and you know what I love that they did, more people out there need to stand up for what they believe in. Why would this so called God make people like that if he doesn't "like" them because of their sexual preference? Its questions like this that make me speculate if there is a God or a higher being. Another example; why are their all the starving children in other countries? Doesn't God love every one of his children? or the creation of disease and cancer? Or the prayers for recovery or sickness; didn't that person go to the doctor for the help of medicine? Clearly the medical science cured or helped that person. What about that child that died because all their parents did was pray for him to get better when a simple doctor visit would of helped him like the medical professionals said. These are the things that make me question things; this is part of the reason why I chose the person I am.
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