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Today’s Boredom Meter: Low
Today I learned that I will get to host a small exhibit for my employer next week. It’s not quite a tradeshow, but I’ll have a small booth and can talk to people. So, I’m excited about that. My boss … Continue reading
Today’s Cheers and Jeers
CHEERS: Chocolate chip cookies Filtered Water President Obama Peanut butter Horses Baby cows (especially Whitey, my friendy) “Dear Prudence” every Thursday Whiteboards JEERS: The stupid woman in front of me in line at WalMart Chocolate chip cookie breath Glenn Beck … Continue reading
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Tagged BOREDOM, cheers and jeers, dumbing down, gratefulness, KILLING TIME, work
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Goethe
“At the moment of commitment, the universe conspires with you!” – Goethe Back to the underground. Today my boss is out of the office, but another boss and employee are in the office and they are having a meeting that … Continue reading
Where one door closes,
another opens. So begins my Monday morning. I’m reframing my brain to see this job as an opportunity to explore what else I really want to do. I’m safe–I have an acceptable paycheck, good health insurance, and nice people to work with … Continue reading
Two Hours Till Friday Night
Only 2 more hours until I leave work on a Friday. I really need a weekend. My job’s been OK this week, better than most, actually. Today I met another one of my predecessors at a work function. What an … Continue reading
At This Rate . . .
. . .I’m not sure I will make it to the fall of 2010, much less the spring of 2011. I have a few tasks today, but they’re so BORING! I’ve lost the “hang in there” approach I had a … Continue reading
A Paid Semi-Vacation
That’s how I’m thinking of this job. I get paid to be here and not do much. Since that’s not changing, my husband said this weekend: “Feel free to quit at any time.” I have a new idea. If I … Continue reading
A Busy Time at Work
I made it to Friday. It’s almost 9:00 AM, too, so I am well on my way to getting through this week. It’s a “busy” time for “us” at work. We have a big party to host at the end … Continue reading
A Bit of Light
Is that what I’m looking for when I talk about being creative? What would it mean to find my creative energies and use them at work?
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