You may have noticed that I submitted the same artical twice... I didn't know how to edit and so consequently, it appears two times but with different question titles. I'm sorry about that.
I used the word "fire" when describing a scenerio for which I've terminated my best friends' role as bride maids. The word was the best to fit for how I see it. As far as how would I like it if something like that had happened to me... well, it has happened once. No, I didn't like it but the friend who had fired me was justified to have done so. I couldn't "get it together".
What does that mean someone asked... "get it together". Have your wits about yourself and some tactfulness... professionalism. Don't misrepresent the bride by misrepresenting yourself. If you aren't a b**ch, don't act like one.
And also the word "use". Meaning that they were available for the occassion... not whatever you had thought I assure you.
I'm sorry not to have explained better, sooner
2007-03-06
08:45:16
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doormouse72
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