The Weekend in a Nut Shell

I don't know what happened in the time between Friday and Saturday, but Saturday was just a bad day! I was left wondering what in the hell happened, because from Friday night to Saturday night everything went down hill.

Saturday

Saturday started off like any other. I got to work at 9a.m. and at first everything was pretty normal. I got off at 1p.m. and picked up mama and went to choir rehearsal. After rehearsal the fam and I went to Dillard's. Everything was still cool. Nothing out of the ordinary. Around 7 o'clock, I get a phone call from ::Cassie:: telling me that on Monday they would be trying to give me a D-day [[A D-day is when you have to write an essay at work to explain why they should let you keep your job, and what you'll do in order to keep it. Then they Decide if the explanation that you gave is good enough for them to let you keep your job. Hence the word D-day]] at work, and she was just trying to give me the heads up. I was stunned. Where did that come? [[Now keep in mind, they've been trying to get me to quit for a while now.]] I figured since they couldn't get me to quit, they would try to fire me, but they have another thing coming. They can't boot me, when I leave it will be by choice. Believe that!! I ended up going to movies with ::Cassie:: to see Eagle Eye starring Shai LeBouif [[It's really good, everyone should go see it]] and then hitting up IHOP afterwards just to relax a little after being hit with that bullet.

Sunday

Sunday was cool. I had been promising my friend ::Whanda::, that I would go to church with her for the longest, so I figured that as a good of a time as any to make good on it. Okay the first service is cool. Then we head to second service. Now the second service was da bomb. It was a Young Peoples' Night ... I really had a great time. There were poets, singers, rappers, praise dancers, and they had a young minister bring the word. All and all after those to service I started to feel better about everything that was happening in my life. I'm glad I went.