I am so worn out this week and it is mainly just mental. At lunch they were discussing how a person could be happy anywhere if they set their mind to it. They were speaking mostly about locations but it is the same for situations. Work has been a drag lately mostly because I am spending too much time wishing it was over. Well, now it is over, at least for the next 2 days so I don't have to think about it. It is a becoming a distant memory already.
No real plans for this weekend. I will just work on whichever project catches my eye. There are so many projects that I end up jumping from project to project...then it is time for a nap. The weather will be 101 all weekend so I won't be doing much outside except watering my trees. Oh, and walking the dogs. Hopefully we won't run in to any poisonous critters this time.
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Almost ready to be living in the mobile home soon?
That's my problem with work. The more I think about it being over with the more I seem to dislike it.
"Why am I still working here?" was what I asked my trusted coworker/friend every time we ate lunch together, especially in 2007-2008 in the months before I finally gave my resignation notice. I often asked myself that same question when I was in the elevator, on the train, daydreaming at my desk......you get the idea.
Funny how I stopped asking myself that question AFTER I gave my resignation notice. :)
Lizzie, I've kind of stalled on that project. I am spending most of my time in the mobile home since the bathroom works, the computer is in there and I sleep there. Moving the cat in has started to sound like a bad idea. I think she needs her own room with a window instead of my plan to stick her under the counter. That means I need to move my stuff out of the extra room and stick it under the counter so that she has some space. That's a big project. Not sure I will tackle it before the summer months are over.
Over the Cubicle, it also makes relating to my coworkers harder. They want to know what I'm thinking and what I am thinking is that I want to get far away from them and the job. I need to be able to talk about polite things like shopping, restaurants and movies so that I fit in.
Dave, how nice that you had someone to commiserate with. How lovely it will be when this job is a distant memory like yours.
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