Okay, maybe my thought wasn't so profound, but it did sorta hit me kinda hard. I was at work today, and out of nowhere I realized that if the baby is about 3 lbs. 7 oz. right now, then he still has to more than double in size in the next two months! TJ was 7.13, and Taryn was 8.6, thus averaging at around 8 lbs. per baby. That's so scary! I'm already so huge, and I'm nowhere near the end! AAAAGGGGGHHHHHHH!!!!!

Another profound thought I had the other day while at work was about the idea of "neigborhoods". Think about this...Today, houses are being built closer and closer together, yet, people know less and less about their neighbors. I just think that's kind of interesting.

I was getting pretty pissed at work tonight when I'd been stiffed on my tip twice in a row. I thought about a blog post I'd read once about a woman who doesn't believe in tipping. It didn't help my mood. I really can't remember why she said she feels this way. I, personally though, am all for tipping. I mean, yeah, it's got a lot to do w/the fact that I get tips to live off of, but there's more to it than that. You pay for services done for you. However, most people can manage to make their own food at home if they want. Therefore, when they go out or have the food brought to them, they are receiving a service. I think I remember her mentioning in her post about how they could just raise the prices of the food and pay the people out of that. Understandable, I suppose, except that the price you pay already covers the price of the food, utilities, and the pay of the cooks. Think about stores. Cashiers get a set wage, and you cannot deny that you have had a bad experience w/a cashier at some point in your life where she/he just did not care that you were even there. That frustrates me beyond belief! I hate giving my hard earned money to someone who hasn't even acknowledged that I'm standing there! Anyway, if you were to put a set wage for servers and the like, then you would get subpar service. They're getting paid whether you're happy or not. It's kind of like competition. They want your money, so they will work for it by giving you the best service they can. With pizza delivery, it's similar. You could have the pizza place just cook the food for you and not tip, but you'd have to go pick it up yourself. If you want the extended luxury of having it brought directly to you, then that person has just performed a service for you that deserves to be rewarded in the way of a tip. I mean, really, who thinks it's not worth a couple of bucks to be able to sit at home on your comfy furniture and have your food brought to you?

Anyway, that was not my complete thought, but the complete one would go on for days. It just really irks me that some people think that they are deserving of special treatment for no reason. I'm all for being nice to my fellow man, but geez!

Soooooo....I hope you're having a great day, and I'll see you soon!