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todayiamadaisyWorking from home again didn't last for long. For various reasons, I am now back in the office. One of three, rattling around our floor.
I continue my New Year clean out. Over the weekend, I did a quick cull of my wardrobe. Today: podcasts. Working from home, I've been listening to podcasts during the day. I can still do that in the office, but for less time. And I feel anxious when I have too many unlisted to podcasts, like I'll never catch up. So: some of them are gone. Next, I think, will be unfinished craft projects.
January
11. What do you think are three things that are pretty great or interesting about you?
Three? I struggle to think of one. I am neither great nor interesting.
No, I lie. I can think of one thing, which is relevant to my return to the office today. A few years ago, when I left Old Job then went back for a few months to help them out of a spot, one of my colleagues said something to me. She'd only started there a little while before I left, so I didn't know her very well. She said, "I thought you should know, when it was announced that you were coming back for a few months, everyone was so pleased. One of them said, 'No matter how bad things are, when you go and get Alicia, you just know everything's going to be all right.'" So there we go. I am apparently a calming influence.
I continue my New Year clean out. Over the weekend, I did a quick cull of my wardrobe. Today: podcasts. Working from home, I've been listening to podcasts during the day. I can still do that in the office, but for less time. And I feel anxious when I have too many unlisted to podcasts, like I'll never catch up. So: some of them are gone. Next, I think, will be unfinished craft projects.
January
11. What do you think are three things that are pretty great or interesting about you?
Three? I struggle to think of one. I am neither great nor interesting.
No, I lie. I can think of one thing, which is relevant to my return to the office today. A few years ago, when I left Old Job then went back for a few months to help them out of a spot, one of my colleagues said something to me. She'd only started there a little while before I left, so I didn't know her very well. She said, "I thought you should know, when it was announced that you were coming back for a few months, everyone was so pleased. One of them said, 'No matter how bad things are, when you go and get Alicia, you just know everything's going to be all right.'" So there we go. I am apparently a calming influence.