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There's an odd feeling of exclusion at not being part of a meeting that is compulsory for almost everyone in the office, but that they seem to wish they could skip, because I'm a temp.
It's definitely connected to the fact that I would like to be a full-time employee, with security and benefits, even if it meant sitting in the occasional large and tedious meeting.
What's the opposite of "those grapes are sour, anyway"? This is closer to "not that I want to eat the bitter fruit, but I would like to be at the table with you, even if the fruit is bitter."
It's definitely connected to the fact that I would like to be a full-time employee, with security and benefits, even if it meant sitting in the occasional large and tedious meeting.
What's the opposite of "those grapes are sour, anyway"? This is closer to "not that I want to eat the bitter fruit, but I would like to be at the table with you, even if the fruit is bitter."
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