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Obviously, since it’s winter, most of the work we do at the nursery has been
in the greenhouses, but that’s not all we can do. Apparently, since there are
fewer customers, we’ll be spending a lot of time cleaning, and doing
inventory. When I first started, the weather was unseasonably warm, so I was
able to get a taste of what it’s like in the spring, but now that the
temperature is dropping again, things have started to slow down, at least in
terms of customer service. Like I said, there’s plenty to do, but it’s not as
stressful, because there’s not as much of a timing issue. Soon enough, our
busiest time of year will begin, and I’m getting anxious about it. They do a
lot of workshops here, to teach the public about how to care for plants, and
which ones to choose for their needs or wants. I can learn all I want about
the industry, but I’ll never be good at teaching others about it. I come from
a family of teachers, including my paternal grandparents, my aunt, my father,
and my sister. I was not born with that gene. I just don’t explain things
well, and I have such a shoddy memory that I forget whether I’ve said
something already. More often than not, though, that doesn’t result in me
repeating myself. I end up skipping crucial information instead because I
think I’ve already said it. Then the whole thing just doesn’t make any sense.
I was clear with the boss about my weaknesses, though, so I think they’re just
going to keep me away from the students. At least I hope that I was clear.
Maybe I skipped over crucial information. And anyway, we don’t have to worry
about that quite yet. We’re still in the winter slowdown. Peace out!
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