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Nice People

Okay friends, (or strangers, or whoever reads this besides me) let's be real here. I have a job that I am not too fond of.

I mean, come on, does this really look that great?!


Today I felt like I was the only one who could solve a problem, dealt with crazies, and struggled through party after party. 


BUT!

A few days ago I talked with a nice lady who came in and booked a party for her daughter. The party was today. I ended up being scheduled to host their party. 

And they were simply the cutest. The Birthday Girl was 8 and darling! And they were just so nice! Completely turned my day around with their compliments and kind words. The Birthday Girl wanted me in pictures and while I was reluctant, I kind of wish that I had a copy of the pictures taken today. It reminded me that there are good, nice, happy people in the world. Which is really just great! I had to talk to them one more time after their party had finished before I left (break time)...the Dad shook my hand, the Mom gushed about how great things had gone, and two of the girls from the party (birthday girl and her friend) each gave me huge hugs! Shooosh yeah! It was awesome to feel like I was appreciated for the work I do, and just to hear their nice words. Uplifting, and awesome!

The day ended up being crazy, frustrating, and honestly a tad bit weird. But that great family from earlier made things so much better. 

Yay for nice people and yay for summer being almost over!

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