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Boy 3 Boy Meets Girl by Meg Cabot Boy 3 - Boy Meets Girl Boy 3 - Boy Meets Girl Boy 3 - Boy Meets Girl Contents Dedication Begin Reading Acknowledgments About the Author Books by Meg Cabot Credits Copyright About the Publisher For Benjamin Boy 3 - Boy Meets Girl THE NEW YORK JOURNAL Boy 3 - Boy Meets Girl New York City’s Leading Photo-Newspaper Kathleen A. Mackenzie Personnel Representative Human Resources The New York Journal 216 W. 57th Street New York, NY 10019 212-555-6891 Ida D. Lopez Craft Food Services The New York Journal 216 W. 57th Street New York, NY 10019 Dear Mrs. Lopez: Last week, we met to address your continuing job-performance problems related to thegiving out of dissemination of serving of items from the dessert cart you operate in the newspaper’s senior staff dining room. These problems have persisted despite repeated counseling sessions withme my boss Amy Jenkins supervisors as well as staff training programs. Specifically, your refusal togive disseminate serve dessert to certain members of the senior staff has resulted in several written complaints from administrators at thisestablishment paper company. Mrs. Lopez, your refusal to serve dessert to certain members of the paper’s staff is disruptive to food service operations, and the explanations that you have provided for your behavior are notsatisfactory wholly believable inexplicable acceptable. This letter is being issued as a written warning with the expectation that there will be an immediate and sustained improvement in yourwork attitude food service dissemination job performance. Failure to comply will result in further disciplinary action. On a more personal note, Mrs. Lopez, please stop refusing to give senior staff members dessert, even if you feel, as you explained to me last week, that they don’t “deserve it.” Which members of the paper’s staff do or do not deserve dessert is not your decision to make! And I would hate to see you asked to leave the food craft services department over something so silly! I would really miss you—and your chocolate chip cookies! Damn it. From the Desk of Kate Mackenzie To do: Laundry!!!!!!!!! Finish disciplinary warning letter to Ida Lopez. Pick up prescriptions—Allegra, Imitrex, Levlen. Get new Almay pressed powder compact. Find new apartment. Find new boyfriend. Get better job. Get married. Have successful career. Have children/grandchildren/big retirement party. Die in sleep at age 100. Pick up dry cleaning!!!!!!!!! Kathleen A. Mackenzie Personnel Representative, LZ Human Resources The New York Journal 216 W. 57th Street New York, NY 10019 212-555-6891 [email protected] Sleaterkinneyfan: What are you doing? Katydid: WORKING. Stop IM-ing me, you know the T.O.D. doesn’t like it when we IM during office hours. Sleaterkinneyfan: The T.O.D. can bite me. And you are not working. I can see your desk from here. You’re making another one of those To Do lists, aren’t you? Katydid: It may look like I’m making a To Do list, but really I am reflecting on the series of failures and bad judgment calls that have made up my life. Sleaterkinneyfan: Oh my God, you are twenty-five years old. You have not even had a life yet. Katydid: Then why am I in such mental and emotional anguish?

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Meet Kate Mackenzie. She: works for the T.O.D. (short for Tyrannical Office Despot, also known as Amy Jenkins, Director of the Human Resources Division at the New York Journal) is sleeping on the couch because her boyfriend of ten years refuses to commit can't find an affordable studio apartment any