Back from Lubbock

I went to Lubbock on Saturday night, right after work, to go work at Lubbock Christian University. Not exactly the type of place I'd willingly go to, but I had the best time there. The one big thing that my boss does, is not communicate anything to anyone. Case in point: I arrive at LCU and call the office to find out where I have to go. They didn't even know I was coming up there. Once I got there, it was the best 3 days of work I've ever had. On Monday I found out that they needed to be ServSafe certified. Just my luck, I'm one of the few certified instructors that the company has in the region. Did the class and administered the test all in a 2 day time period. The staff there wanted me to stay and become their new director, but I told them that it is not up to me. All day long I'd ask staff and students if there was anything that I can do to help them out and not a single one asked for anything. I guess that is where you go when you die because it was Paradise compared to here. Here, the staff can't get anything done without you doing it for them, the students complain constantly, and it runs like crap. I've done everything humanly possible to try to make things better, but once I try to get somethings started, my boss tells them something different.
Lubbock was a good trip, got to see some old friends of mine. All of them thought that I was dead because no one has heard from me in a years. When I left Lubbock 2 years ago, I just left. Didn't tell anyone where I was going, or that I was going. I disappeared from that town for good, or so I hoped. I didn't see or hear from the evil one, nor would I ever want to, unless it's to tell her to drop dead. Had some really excellent Italian food at a friend's restaurant. If you ever get a chance, try it out. He even has a location in Vegas--One Guy From Italy on the corner of Hacianda and Rainbow (at least I think that's where it is). Stop by and tell Jerry that Rob said "hi."
Anyhow, that's it for now. I've got some studying to do and try to enjoy the last day off I'll have for a while.

Peace.