Did I mention...

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… that I work at a museum part time nowadays?

And did I mention that we host children’s parties every other Saturday?

No?

And nobody warned me that there would be one this week. Curse you, (probably just as oblivious) co-worker who traded me this Saturday! I wasn’t supposed to work today!

I’m still recouperating from hosting a party a couple of weeks ago with 14 hyperactive seven year olds. At least there were only six of them this week, but…
Oh, and bonus points because it’s a vehicle museum with lots of stuff to climb on, tall stuff and concrete floor and WHATTHEHELLDIDITELLYOUABOUTCLIMBING OHGODGETDOWNFROMTHERE!!

Pity meee :thud: flop

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at least you HAVE a job. i’ll trade you.

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Oh yeah, I’m certainly not complaining about that. It’s just the hellion parties that make me want to run screaming.

Go get 'em, SG!

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I know people who worked at summer camp. Every day was like that.

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Use the Whip, Weii! :wink:

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Those crotch dumpings can be a real pain in the ass.:smug:

(Ninja Edit: Oh hey! The smileys are back to normal.)

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The parents are pretty rotten to not help you keep them off of everything.

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I know the feeling Weilla. Hang in there. I wanted to be an elementary school teacher until I acutally tried to teach one of their afterschool classes. I just didn’t have the patience, which is sad coming from someone like me who spent much of my childhood waiting in a doctor’s office.

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I love kids, but kids in large numbers cancel out their positives and magnify their negatives exponentially. Each additional child increases the brattiness of nearby children by 20% (stacking multiplicitavely). Almost makes me glad I work in a casino where I don’t have to worry about that, although not quite glad enough to qualify as job satisfaction.

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Why would a little kid want to have a birthday party at a car museum?

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I’ll trade you! I’ve always wanted to work at a museum. *Envy.

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We’re not exactly a car museum, and we have a lot of children’s stuff like a big playroom and free entry until you hit 19, so a lot of families with kids come here on especially rainy days.

Suppose the parents feel like they don’t need to help much when the price is about $12 per kid. They’ve paid me to deal with everything. Boo.

The job is nice apart from that though :slight_smile: I love giving guided tours because I can do it my way and they encourage making it fun instead of strictly informative.

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It’s not as if kids like playing with cars.

Ah, devious! That’s the small stuff writers make their villains do in their early years to establish their character :stuck_out_tongue:

Speaking of which, villains’ childhoods are neglected.

At least if Sat was taxing, the new week can only be better.

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I don;t like kids personally. But I like entertaining them to a degree. Hence why I’m currently taking the Children’s Theatre Tour again for free at college. I still would rather go the rest of my life never having to worry about a crotch dumpling of my own.