Thursday, July 18, 2024
My sweet Jane❤️
Jane and I worked together for many years at Cost Cutters/Drug Fair. I referred to her as my “work” mom because she was always looking out for me/yelling at me for being a “damn teenager,” as she would often say when I made bad choices (hehe). We shared some great times when we worked in the pharmacy together. One time, in particular, stands out when one of the pharmacists was joking around trying to stir up drama. When Jane and I got wind of it we decided we would turn the tables on him. Pretending we were outraged with what he had said to each of us individually(not thinking we would talk to each other about it) we devised a plan to get him back. We worked together every Friday morning until I had to leave for class, at about 1. That whole morning we worked w the pharmacist in question and the two of us didn’t speak one word to each other for 4 hours. (It’s also important to note Jane brought me Club crackers every Friday morning and she did that morning even though we planned to be “fighting.”) As we pretending to “fight”, we would run and eat the crackers she brought. Anyway, for 4 hours we ignored each other. The pharmacist would pull us to the side separately trying to get us to come back together, but neither of us would budge. When he finally went to use the bathroom, we looked at each other and busted out laughing. Jane was so fun and I will miss her terribly. I will always remember the funny times we shared and the smile on her face whenever Brian and Stephanie would come by and surprise her with a visit from little Jillian.
May she rest in peace ❤️
