Utter amazement at some team members where what I want to do is bash their head into a wall to knock sense into them but I end up taking a break which means going to the restroom and multi-tasking. I shake my head to clear it and I'll let you figure out the other thing I do there :)
Dumbfoundedness (is that a word) sitting in a meeting with Ogi and listening to our manager and what all he expects us to get done in a day and wondering what clock he uses. Technically I get paid for 7.5 hours a day (lunch is unpaid and I'm supposed to get two 15 minute breaks - bahahahahahaha that that ever happens) and think I'm not wasting any time during the day and barely get done what I'm doing now........
Happiness to where I laughed so hard at something I thought I'd fall off my chair - and I have done that before at work - literally. We had a team member faint in the bathroom and we had to call an ambulance for her - that's not what made me laugh. Her manager was on the phone talking to the 911 operator and giving information for the medics and said, "she's a middle-aged female" to which the middle-aged female informed her manager she's only 36! I gave the manager a hard time about "labeling" females and he's like "I think of myself as middle aged (he's 30)" and I said "well what in the world do you think I am then, a senior citizen?" and laughed and laughed and laughed. I think I laughed more each time I told this story this afternoon.
Complete child-like joy on my way home after stopping in to see my doc to show her how my hand was healing, talk about a med I'm on and more. I came home the backway thinking maybe I'd see some deer and I saw at least 16 in a field. I had to pull over to watch them. As I was driving away I realized that I had that huge, open-mouth grin on my face again that makes my whole face smile when I see deer. And I'm grinning again while I write this.
Complete confusion when I get home to walking in the kitchen, see Butler with his Speedo still on (and it's wet) AND seeing pee on the floor. I'm to the point I don't question this any more - just reach for the paper towels, cleaner and a plastic bag to put the wet paper towels in........
Total devastation and tears because I just saw on Facebook that my cousin that is nine days younger than me lost her female dog today. I immediately texted her to find out what happened and started crying for her, for her husband and her two male dogs that are confused as to what happened to Sasha. My loss of Milly is still fresh for me and when I read her FB post I felt like I was punched in the gut. Jana and I laugh at how much our lives parallel each other's but for both of us to lose our "girls" within weeks of each other is almost spooky.
Jana's "kids" left to right: Olav, Sasha, Nicholi (sp) playing in snow - which doesn't happen often where they live. Right now I'm thinking Lucy (our German shepherd mix before the greys), Milly and Sasha are all three at the Rainbow Bridge playing together.
