new schedule
I am feeling very discombobulated. Not only am I just back from a big trip and missed a day of work, I’m starting on a new schedule today, and I’m not happy about it and I’m not sure I can do my job properly with this new schedule. I don’t start work until 1. I’m working afternoons because Lisa has to do corrections for the summer and Annette can’t work afternoons, and Lisa can’t do them herself. So there wasn’t a better option, but the more I think about it, the more I hate this.
- my main contact time with Dad is in the mornings before he leaves for the day. We keep the business running together during this 1/2 hour conversation every day. I’ll miss this.
- 1/2 of my vendors are on the east coast. If I don’t start work until 1, I will just about miss them all on the phone unless I call the instant I walk in the door.
- healthwise, I’m not sure I can handle this. I won’t be having an afternoon nap, and a morning nap just isn’t the same... and I can’t/don’t sleep in well because E has to still get up for work.
- I’m such a morning person that my brain works 100% better when I’m starting things first thing in the morning.
- I’m not gonna get a day off because Lisa needs assistance every day.
- On the positive side, its actually less number of hours.
Comments
I love you because you used "discombobulated" in a sentence. I said that to someone one day (actually, I said "I feel discombobulated") and he told me it wasn’t a real word. I e-mailed him the link to Dictionary.com AND the definition just to shut him up. "Is too!" wouldn’t do the trick.
Posted by: Christine | June 18, 2002 02:08 PM