I typed this on my phone guys. So the drag is deserving, and I didn't proof read it because I was running late without realizing there was no elimination.
Drag that Grammar, I'm looking at it now and lord. I work at a school too, which is the funny part.
To be fair, I don't think people expect the custodians to have impeccable grammar.
On the bright side I forgot it was payday AND the IRS came through with that direct deposit finally so I had a few thousands dollars I wasn't planning on sitting in my bank account as a surprise this morning
To be fair, I don't think people expect the custodians to have impeccable grammar.
As an administrator in my current workplace, I must say our custodians are phenomenal workers.
I overlook applications, so I can get you in if you'd like. You'll have to get on your knees and clean hard to reach places, but I'm sure being on your knees is something you're used to.
@Jackson:
Oh, really? - I didn't seem to think it was too long! When I recorded it it ended up being a little over 01M30S which I guess is pretty decent / standard for an interlude. I think it's probably the way that I write my lines, since I hit "return" after every comma, which I decided I should probably adjust for this competition to get a clearer sense of my meters and whatnot. I actually wrote the mini-stanzas and separated them the way that I did to emphasize how much "space" I would've wanted in the song - I thought it flowed quite nice, and naturally. I had tried quite a few different lines, but opening up with a rhyme scheme didn't really fit nice, and I wanted to avoid any forced lines. And when you're talking about structure changes, I'm not quite following - can you like give me an example?
