my first bento meal

[tsukikage]

I have to say, I think it's a good thing for me to be eating in the smaller portions that my bento box requires, but it's a tougher deal trying to figure out what to make that'll fit the dimensions. For today's dinner (which shall be eaten at MAS) I made rice (which I'm also currently eating for lunch) and on-the-fly fried curried tofu (I cut up some tofu, poured a little bit of olive oil in a frying pan, heated up the oil and dumped the tofu in, sprinkled some curry powder on top, and fried it for about four minutes...) and cut up some green pepper that was starting to go (throwing away any discolored bits, and some of which I also had for lunch). *shrugs* I'll figure this out eventually.
I have computer-based training at the S.A. I'll be working at at 8 am tomorrow which they said should last until around noon. The dress code is pretty loose: closed-heel, closed-toe comfortable shoes, blue jeans, khakis, or black/navy/grey slacks, and a collared, sleeved, tuckable single-solid-colored shirt (two of which will be provided after a month). No unnatural hair colors allowed. :( (I'm starting to think of getting a blue wig... Is that too stupid?) So, I need to go to Target to get me a collared shirt tomorrow.
I also called UDS today about signing up for Fall shifts for Jamba Juice, and they said I should wait until Monday, which is okay since returning workers get first dibs on shifts. If only I knew exactly what I was taking and when. ><; But I'm just gonna give it my best guess so I don't repeat this summer's mistake and end up without any shifts. SA alone isn't gonna cover my tuition.
Finally, I'm definitely going to interview with Byerly's tomorrow, but looking again at my fall registration, it seems like I wouldn't really be able to do an evening job, unless it's Friday through Sunday only. We'll see. Besides, I need a couple things from that type of store so I might as well kill two birds with one stone.
*wishes I knew where my tea thermos was*

Comments

[aluminumstudios.livejournal.com]

I love unnatural hair colors. I think that prejudice against them is kinda dumb.

There is this one PH.d who has a pre-teen daughter and is a faculty member and fairly "normal" adult woman who comes into work with red and blue hair. I applaud her uniqueness.

[tsukikage85.livejournal.com]

I can kind of understand it from the perspective of not wanting to drive away more conservative customers, but I don't really understand it from the perspective of professionalism...