Back in the saddle again

[pecunium]

Today I taught my first class in more than a year (unless one counts my presentations on interrogation as classes).

Two people got a demo on how to carve fowl, and a quick touch on how to maintain/use knives. They didn't get to do any hands on; and there was damn all for publicity, but it was a class.

It was also a chance for me to look good, because it was without planning, and I did it on really short notice (I got an e-mail on Monday, saying corporate wanted to have such a thing; could I do it).

It was fun, even if it meant my week got even more hectic than it already is.

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[texaslawchick.livejournal.com]

He seems to like it so far. His store is pretty good and the GM seems pretty well informed, and one of the sales staff is the top individual salesperson in the whole franchise. Graham has been in and out of there as a shopper a lot over the last two years, and he says he has a few things to learn but not really all that much.

Restocking, he says, is a challenge, mainly because everything is so small and the stockroom is tiny.