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I am wrongly irritated with my grandma.
She hasn't finished the obit to put it in any of the papers. She said she knew she was avoiding it because it was the last thing and it seemed so final, and I couldn't IMAGINE having to write and submit an obit for Joe, but...I want to read it and share it and maybe start to heal myself.
I am a horrid cow.
Why don't you offer to do it for her, Aimee?
She might like reading it from another perspective and she could make changes as necessary. It'd likely take a burden off her.
Happy Birthday, sumi!
{{ChiKat}} Better birthdays in the future, I promise. Also, resolution~ma.
Jessica, verily, your cow-irkers all suffer from having the brain worms. You need to tell them that.
Making it~ma for vw and you-can-do-it~ma to juliana.
Other than that, I got nothing. I am boring. But not bored, because all of you keep me very amused with pictures of babies and cute kitty stories. And, sometimes, very, very ugly shoes that there are no explanation for. Also, sometime in the future, a picture of ND and his Ovation. Soon! I command it.
The wife of my icky co-worker (who likes to tell me he doesn't watch TV and thinks he should get rid of the one he has because his wife watches too much) just went into his office to put fresh flowers and candy on his desk. She has been doing this every week since we hired him a year ago, but I find it creepy. Too Stepford wife, rather than sweet gesture.
I actually do that for myself (or try to) every couple of weeks or so. I like fresh flowers on my desk.
Why don't you offer to do it for her, Aimee?
It's mostly written and I did offer. It's something she really wants to do.
I actually do that for myself
I've been known to do it for myself, too. It's something about how she comes in, always when he's out of the office, to fix things up.
It's something about how she comes in, always when he's out of the office, to fix things up.
Maybe she thinks he's having an affair with someone in the office, so she's snooping/making her presence known?
Maybe she thinks he's having an affair with someone in the office, so she's snooping/making her presence known?
Marking her territory? Kind of like peeing around his desk?
Dude, I've seen it. "This is Mrs. Coworker, is my husband in?" everydamed time you call is one symptom.