I wound up leaving work early on Thursday. I woke up on Friday for just long enough to send an “I’m sick” email and then slept the rest of the day. After an incredibly lazy weekend, I woke up on Monday feeling much better AND I didn’t have to work. So I went shopping. I’m so glad that George Washington* did important stuff like beating the British, because it meant 40% off at GAP. Of course, due to my refusal to try anything on while in store, I now have to go return most of what I bought, but I am still satisfied with my indulgences.
I also spent part of Monday fretting about all I had to do when I got back to work. This, as usual, proved unnecessary because I got everything done before lunch. There is nothing of interest on the job posts front today. It’s frustrating that the position at Coveted-Organization is still posted and it’s tempting to just send in a second application. I’m fairly sure they use an automated screening system.
It is also frustrating that Libertarian-Fellowship is still accepting applications, which means they haven’t filled their slots, which adds more WTF-ery to my rejection.
In other news, I don’t care about the Olympics. I have also been zoning out on politics/the news in general the past week or so. Not that there was much happening since THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT CAN’T FUNCTION WHEN IT SNOWS**, but I really should pay more attention, in general. Especially if I’m going to actively participate in Campaign for Liberty. Which is unlikely, but you never know .
I’m just unmotivated. I really want to write about some of the day to day-ities of work, but blogging about work in anymore detail than I already do just seems like a bad idea. It isn’t that I’m doing anything wrong or that I want to complain about my boss,*** but airing frustrations about a job that pays, and pays you well in a public forum is a bad idea.
I know having yesterday off should make for a “short week” but the slowness of today is a bad sign.
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