'Out Of Gas'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I don't mean to laugh, but as soon as you mentioned deflating the air bed before the movers arrived I went "ooh, that's bold".
I very much doubt that I have enough room to keep the air bed inflated AND get all the boxes/furniture in the apartment. Lesson learned, I guess.
Today is our first day of orientation.
Tomorrow, first thing, I have a root canal.
You can glare at the movers balefully tomorrow while you fold your blanket fort.
Oh Sparky - no fun.
You can glare at the movers balefully tomorrow while you fold your blanket fort.
Yes, yes!!!
I'm going to find some comfort food to shove in my face for lunch, I tell you what.
Oh, I had pizza for lunch and breakfast.
Breakfast happened at the same time as lunch because I didn't get actual breakfast.
So, my co-worker who's always taking vacations asked me again to back her up, and this time I said no, I can't, I'm swamped, I'm losing my mind. So she got someone Else. This morning Else messaged me and said our boss doesn't want Else to do ALL THAT WORK by herself, and told her - of course - to give me the portion I'd already said no to. HIGH-larious.
My boss sent me less crazy feedback today, although she AGAIN said she did ABC despite her email saying when XYZ happens we *never* need to do ABC. So I replied asking very explicitly, hey, this is what YOUR email from May 4 says [insert direct quote about *never* needing to to ABC]; since you have been doing ABC when reviewing my work, I need concrete guidelines on when I should disregard your previous instruction on the matter.
We'll see what happens.
I should look for a new job, but I sure don't know what I want to do. So instead I'm going to watch 90210 on Hulu while I eat lunch.
Jeez, Zenkitty. Said boss knows damn well that you are overwhelmed, IIRC.
shrift, I wish you timely, efficient, and careful movers.
Zenkitty, our bosses need their heads clunked together.
Steph, that sounds very professional to me.