"uhh...It smells like Pine-sol"

Wednesday Erin and I went into work "late" according to Ruby. She had several parents and their kids waiting for interviews. I came into work about 15 minutes after Erin did. Apparently Ruby was upset because we came in late to work. At that point I thought that I really did not care what this woman thought. Come on! We've asked her on multiple occasions about when we should come in to work. We normally get a "whenever you feel like it" response.

After an otherwise unremarkable day Erin and I stopped at our local supermarket on the way home. I needed to pick up some bread and fruit. Erin and I walked by the meat counter where they had what looked like popcorn chicken in a sweet and sour sauce. They had reduced it for quick sale so we took the last three packs. I confirmed that it was in fact chicken by doing the universal sign for chicken (since I didn't actually know the word "chicken"). I funky chickened in front of the meat counter lady and said "chicken?!" rather loudly. She nodded and said "chicken". I took that as a confirmation and we headed off to the check out counter. On the way home Erin and I talked about how we couldn't wait to heat up our grub.

We get home. I pop the chicken in a skillet and heat it up. I let Erin taste test before me. She took a bite then made a face like she was gonna throw up. She spat it out and said "that's def. not chicken". I said "what do you mean?!". She said that it was in fact pork. An animal that Erin doesn't eat. I thought to myself "oh no! I was really looking forward to chicken!". She was upset and made herself some ramen. I ate some of the popcorn pork (not tasty at all) while we sat around chatting.

Afterwards Erin decided to put on a face mask that she had gotten while traveling called 'Hyaluronic Acid'. It was obviously not made for Caucasians. You can see for yourself. Erin was worried that her face was gonna change color or that her eyes would burn off especially since she said that it smelled just like Pine-sol. It didn't help that the directions were in Korean. We had no idea what the package said since we don't speak any Korean...yet.

That was Wednesday in a nutshell. I'm gonna head to bed. Adios!