Well, I did take yesterday off. Called in bright and early and took a personal day, not because I was feeling bad, well I did for a short while since the flooring desk was going to be left short handed. Then I reminded myself there are others working who can talk to customers. I'm not the only one working there. As I get older, I'm shrugging off responsibilities I used to wear as a mantle of authority. This is how life is. I tell people that in all the years you spend on this earth there should be two times when you should be able to shirk off responsibility: when you're a child and your parents are shouldering them, and when you get older. And let's be honest here, I am getting older.
One of the things I did notice yesterday, and something which has come to my attention before, is that my back feels so much better when I'm at home. Not that I think going to work causes psychosomatic pain, but I'm not walking on concrete at home, and I sit in chairs that are a comfortable height, and are cushioned and not plastic. Six years ago, when I had a very serious back episode, my specialist asked me what I thought caused my improvement. I didn't really know then. Looking back, I'm fairly certain that today my answer would be, not walking on concrete, etc. Six years ago I went on LOA for 3 months.
I wrote over 1000 words yesterday. I suspect this is what my going part-time will be. A new character has joined the plot in The Body in Repose: Captain Trawley.
And then, of course, this happened yesterday.
Suck it up.
ReplyDeleteTake some responsibility.
Be a compassionate human being.
If you don't, and aren't, and you get sick, no one will give a damn.
They don't understand that in the eyes of many American voters, they are becoming the suicide party.
DeleteJust when you think they can't hit the bottom of the barrel...they go underneath the barrel. What a slow painful extinction. I love it.
ReplyDeleteCan you imagine the damage they'd have done if the orange anus had won?
DeleteWell, of course their stupid plan is to boycott Uncle Joe's vaccine plan because his approval was up.
ReplyDeleteTheir performative outrage is all over social media, and of course SCOTUS made vaccination mandatory before. So there's a precedent.
But that will not stop them to 'sue' the government.
XOXO
The only ones they're pleasing are their base, and they're slowly dying off.
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