I finally bit the bullet and advised the powers that be to shove their job up their proverbial chocolate whizways last Monday. In good conscience I could not make the effort to earn the scum-sucking bottom feeders another dime toward their blood-sucking enterprise that preys on the misfortune of others. I’m free as a bird, albeit a poor one, but the release was so great and satisfying that I’ll just do a Scarlett O’Hara and do a fiddle dee dee, I’ll worry about that tomorrow number.
s21-little-old-lady.jpg It wasn’t a hard choice to make, really. I was being pushed out of a job I intended to retire from when the time came by the Little Big Boss who’s stuck up the Big Boss’ derrière so far he hasn’t been able to blow his nose in months.
Being a mature woman means so little to those in corporate America. Having common sense means nothing as well. I’m not a dumbass, and will not be pushed around by a snotty little snake thirty years my junior whose sole purpose in life is to climb a corporate ladder and beat his feminine little chest while he goes on and on about the new Disney On Ice.

I expect to be beating the streets for gainful employment this week, but in the meantime, I must color my grey hair, lift my wrinkles, buy a new bra and bring my stilettos and fishnets out of retirement.

This time around I’m going for the big time.



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4 Comments posted on "Don’t say the old lady screamed. Bring her on and let her scream."
Yer MaMa on September 30th, 2007 at 10:42 am #

Ahahahaha.
Don’t forget your perfume spritzer full of “screw with me and the cast iron undies are coming off and thumping you one!”

In the meantime, enjoy and relax a bit, no one deserves a siesta like you Mudder.Life’s been a bitch, rest up and make her your hoe.


Mudder on September 30th, 2007 at 10:55 am #

I need a siesta and a very large pitcher of Sangria.

And a cabana boy.


JoeMamma on October 4th, 2007 at 11:51 am #

Believe me Mudder, I know how you feel. There are times I consider walking RIGHT out, but then reality sets in on “where will I go.” I say, kick back, drink that Sangria and have a drink for each one of us that feel the same. My advice to you is remember, everything happens for a reason. We might be getting old, but we ain’t dead yet.


fishnetmama on October 4th, 2007 at 3:54 pm #

Sweetie, I have fishnets and stilettos coming out of my arse. If you lived around the corner, we could share. Ditto clothes, handbags, sunglasses, silver jewellery.

I’ve been out of work since the end of June. OK, I was kept busy moving countries/recovering from moving countries after that, but I tell you, if it weren’t for the need for dosh I could get used to this not going out to work thing. Hell, I’m so busy I can hardly find time to look for a job.

Cabana boy coming right up, sugar.


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