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todayiamadaisyThis week:
1. I did a day of work, a WHOLE DAY, and I was exhausted. My eyes in particular.
2. My once-and-current workplace continues to be a bit, let's say, odd. I am glad I am more or less out of it. Although I do enjoy going back and taking notes and wondering how it could be written. If I ever produce the Great Dysfunctional Office Novel, I will owe them all a huge debt of gratitude.
3. They still have the spam collector, so I am adding to my list of subject lines.
4. Quiz night has resumed for the year. We are now called The Young and the Exes, because we are made up of the two youngest staff members and three ex-employees (plus a couple of family members, who don't get mentioned in the name). This week we came second, our best ever result. We won a voucher for a family pizza, which we will use next week.
5. My job interview for a different, proper job seemed to go okay. I was supposed to be interviewed by the recruiter as well as the CEO and a fellow staff member, but the CEO had some sort of family emergency crop up so it was just the recruiter. Which worked out well, I think, because the smaller the number of people I have to talk to, the more coherent I am. So we chatted for about forty-five minutes on Monday; he told me that he had other interviews set for Wednesday and Thursday, and that once the CEO was back (probably next week) he will be in touch to say what happens next (either an interview with the CEO or a rejection).
6. I think in my last entry I said the season had taken a welcome turn to the autumnal, but over the last couple of days the weather has decided it wasn't ready to fully engage in autumn just yet, all "haha, now I will be STEAMY!" And it is unpleasant.
1. I did a day of work, a WHOLE DAY, and I was exhausted. My eyes in particular.
2. My once-and-current workplace continues to be a bit, let's say, odd. I am glad I am more or less out of it. Although I do enjoy going back and taking notes and wondering how it could be written. If I ever produce the Great Dysfunctional Office Novel, I will owe them all a huge debt of gratitude.
3. They still have the spam collector, so I am adding to my list of subject lines.
4. Quiz night has resumed for the year. We are now called The Young and the Exes, because we are made up of the two youngest staff members and three ex-employees (plus a couple of family members, who don't get mentioned in the name). This week we came second, our best ever result. We won a voucher for a family pizza, which we will use next week.
5. My job interview for a different, proper job seemed to go okay. I was supposed to be interviewed by the recruiter as well as the CEO and a fellow staff member, but the CEO had some sort of family emergency crop up so it was just the recruiter. Which worked out well, I think, because the smaller the number of people I have to talk to, the more coherent I am. So we chatted for about forty-five minutes on Monday; he told me that he had other interviews set for Wednesday and Thursday, and that once the CEO was back (probably next week) he will be in touch to say what happens next (either an interview with the CEO or a rejection).
6. I think in my last entry I said the season had taken a welcome turn to the autumnal, but over the last couple of days the weather has decided it wasn't ready to fully engage in autumn just yet, all "haha, now I will be STEAMY!" And it is unpleasant.