Steamin' and ready to explode...
02/27/2002 01:30 a.m.

First of all, I would have used "frustrated" for the mood, but they didn't have it listed. Second of all, why do they have two "peaceful"s? Are there two different kinds of "peaceful"?????

Now, on to the rant...
I don't care who reads this...
I once thought friends were supposed to stick together. I always valued myself as a good friend, and if I wasn't that I would want to be told so. I also have values in the people I become friends with. Some of those include: honesty, trustworthy, dependablity... I've always thought that you keep your private life seperate from your work life. Well, one of my co-workers can't seem to understand this. I mean, when you work where I work (which shall remain nameless, but I will give you the type of environment which is a library) and you are entrusted with certain information, you aren't meant to go out and give it to your friends. And then when you get in trouble for it, because this co-worker also happens to be a "friend" (cause I'm not entirely sure of this right now) go and talk about your co-worker aka friend behind their back. Which in turn, the friends of your "friend" make a comment which is totally unececcessary. Where does this person get off doing this? When you are hired, and entrusted with such information, you should work to keep that trust. But giving out information that shouldn't be done so, and then when you get in trouble for it, and then complain over the fact that you got in trouble because of it. I'm just really pissed off right now, and I'm not sure how long this will last. I trusted this person, and so do our bosses, and this person went and broke that trust.

Now that I'm done ranting, I shall ask for any suggestions anyone might have on how to deal with this. And just to let you know, I've discussed what has happened with my boss, but since its a public place there's not much we can do... *sigh* lets just hope most of us can come out of this unscathed...