I emptied my gym bag, so I could fill it when the gym clothes in the car. I brought my lunch. I'm working on a quasi Christmas gift.
I left the gym bag at home. I dropped my cooked lunch on the floor in the break room. I've ripped back and restarted the quasi Christmas gift three times. I've frogged back another three rows before I put it in time out.
I'm doing a wonderful job of not screaming at Convert to shut the (bleep) up because I'm not the in mood to chat; but she is. I wonder if I could get BBQer to chat with Convert over my head. No, no luck.
Grilltech is being his usual wonderful self and got me a glass of water.
I'd cry do over but I'm afraid the day would turn even worse. So, I smile and be civil when answering Convert - it's not her fault I'm in a crappy mood. I don't tell snippy leads to go to hell when telling them I'm not going to change what they want changed - go through the process that's what it's there for.
My day is getting better and better. Someone had a death in the family and I'll be helping get her stuff completed today. Something I've never done before. It was a learning experience.
The day did get better when I got home, my new boots came in the mail. Now I have to break them in.
Trust me - give it time, and life DOES get better...
ReplyDeleteI'm cutting back on the knitted gifts this year. Only for those I love...
DUDE! Not a cool day! Sorry bout that!
ReplyDeleteAt lest you're not a begger on the streets of New Dheli. No one is shooting at you and you're not pregnant.
ReplyDeleteI wonder about you, though. You say,"My day is getting better and better. Someone had a death in the family . . ."
It can always be worse......
ReplyDeleteI hope things have gotten better for you. I HATE those days!
Hope you are looking forward to a long weekend of family, food and knitting!
ReplyDeleteI hate that-- you just want a sign that says "It's not your fault but please go the bleep away."
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