I'm sitting in a journaling class and the leader has given us 10 minutes to write: to journal. And since, I have access to the internet, I guess I'll just write a blog. She made suggestions, but they might be too personal, beyond even the discussion of poop. Like what are we upset about now. (I do have a couple of things I don't want to air online.) And how do we feel about our jobs and future. (Well, it's been a hairy month where I work; a lot of people were laid off.) And what were some bad things we did as kids. (That might take too long.)
So I'll just say, I wore a goofy shirt today. I thought, it being Saturday, that everybody would be dressing down. (Did I say I was at a board meeting for my work? So there are about 20 women here who could determine my fate.) But no, people are not dressed casually. There are giant beads. And dressy shirts. And heels. And here I am in a red and black cowgirl shirt.
Heavens, what was I thinking? Well, I think it's cute. And, you know what? It's my birthday and I can do what I want. (Well, tomorrow is really my birthday, but as far as I'm concerned, my birthday starts the first day in October, and ends the last day.)
Since I am working on my birthday weekend, I will wear what I want to. And I did. And now we are being called on to finish our entry.
So I will say goodbye. See you later pardner.
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Did I tell you about my teeth?
Bob just discovered this video on his phone. So I'm posting it. Just beware. The drugs have kicked in.
Monday, October 11, 2010
I'm sorry
I'll make up for it soon.
I'm healthy except for:
my shoulder
my ankles
my back
my (can't say it out loud)
menopause
old age (soon to be even older (Oct. 17). (send gifts!)
but I am alive. (though just barely it feels like sometimes)
No sign of cancer in CEA levels. And that is good.
Life at work is tough. We're going through a downsizing on this very day and people I care about are losing their jobs.
And that sucks
I'm healthy except for:
my shoulder
my ankles
my back
my (can't say it out loud)
menopause
old age (soon to be even older (Oct. 17). (send gifts!)
but I am alive. (though just barely it feels like sometimes)
No sign of cancer in CEA levels. And that is good.
Life at work is tough. We're going through a downsizing on this very day and people I care about are losing their jobs.
And that sucks
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