It occurred to me on the way home from work today–a year ago I had a boss who spent ten minutes searching her “sent” folder for an email she never sent to me, lecturing the entire time on how she had to be able to depend on me to take care of things that she delegated to me. When she didn’t find it (because she never sent it!) the lecture was about how she needed me to not make her look bad.
Today I have a boss who, when I tell him that the three offices involved have no idea how a very minor screw-up happened so we’re all blaming him, laughs.
Unrelated: I’m reading one of those get-organized books, and it’s making a ton of sense. Even more, I seem to be doing things that I’ve been putting off. Like setting doctor appointments I’ve been meaning to make for months. If it keeps up, I promise I’ll be sharing the miracle-working book.
Speaking of books, I’m editing Erin Zarro’s next novel, and I think you’re gonna love it. ^___^
Posted on TDP about finding balance in my life, talked about reading more–and didn’t even link my Goodreads challenge so people could nag me cheer me on. Sort of like how you attempted to keep me on track with the Shelfie Challenge, but I blew it anyway.
Hey. It was a seriously bad year.
So that’s what’s up with me. Yep, that’s it. It’s been a bit rough around here lately, and my brain doesn’t want to string sentences together. So I think I’ll just let it go for now.
How are you?
<3
I feel like I’ve been engaging with people offline so much that I have no energy left for my beloved online friends. *hugs* I will try to talk more soon.
I’m VERY happy that your new job is so much better than the old one though!
the insanity, though? That seems to follow me. Not putting the details out there, but whooo boy–what a day!