Sorority Life...Really...Really?

Today at work I:
-did an unGodly amount of outgoing mail.

-ate chicken club tacos from Chili's, brought in by a coworker.
Side Note: I despise Chili's. Really. Not to say that the restaurants of that type, the bar and grill chains, are of the utmost quality. At Chili's, everything there is so disgusting and processed, aside from their delicious frozen alcoholic beverages. However, these Chicken Club tacos were covered in bacon. And bacon is God's meat.

-almost had an aneurysm due to my coworker and the stupid questions.

-took my break at 11:20 because I couldn't handle it any longer.

-ate puppy chow, which is the perfect blend of my favorite cereal Chex, peanut butter, chocolate (but not a lot of chocolate) and powdered sugar.

-sang along to 'Before He Cheats', which is still a great song two years later and doesn't relate to my life whatsoever (because Dave knows if he cheated on me, I would skip taking a Louisville slugger to both headlights and go right to the kneecaps).

-realized how gross Jager is by reading stories on collegestories.com.

-got pissed at the girl who wrote her view on sorority life.
Side note: I totally agree with the girl who wrote the comment "When someone leaves, for whatever the reason, I feel that she is telling me that something that I value so highly is not worth her time and she doesn't care. I am hurt when someone leaves and frankly pissed off at that person for not caring enough". I really don't feel like talking to sisters who deactivate or 'left' the sorority without any just cause. It's like anything else. If you cared about it enough, you could make the time and the money for it. Sorry, that's how it goes, fools. And for someone who I cared about implied she quit to lead more of a Christian lifestyle. As if we're all a bunch of heathens. We have other deeply religious sisters, Bible study, prayer requests and sisters going to the Greek Intervarsity conference next weekend. It just didn't seem right. But yeah...the choice to quit is their own. The choice to continue a friendship is mine.