I just got word that I'm working at the Hornby location for the next 3-4 weeks. I'm sorta excited because they're the busiest cafe in the world, so being on bar will be fun, though at the same time I'm super sad that I won't be working with me coworkers at my location.
I just want my own cafe already... The experience at Hornby will be worth it.
The greater majority of my coworkers are very touchy. Growing up, and being with my click of friends, having touchy body language was never part of communication in any way. In fact it was just considered weird throughout my life up until now, and now it's normal. I still am shocked when people just hug or give massages to each other all the time... Especially when it's done to me, I still have this weird deer in the headlights reaction, where it's just so foreign and unexpected that I don't know how to react. With everyone else though it's just everyday body language. I blame my non-touchyness on my parents, family, and being in a relationship for so long.
I'm not complaining or anything, just saying.
Though, sometimes it's confusing...
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That's cool, you'll have a break from boardom in that location, haha. So the cool filming location is at the current coffee shop you're at?
I know wht you mean about the touchy body langueage. To me it always just seemed to be a Sarah McD & friends sort of thing, I dunno. Haha, deer in headlights is the best way to describe the reaction. I'm not even comfortable hugging family members, body contact is just extremely personal to me.
Hugz?
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