Ack!

Who let loose the floodgates?

So my workload is definately picking up... as I knew it would ever since the office meeting a few weeks ago in which we were informed another department would be shifting their workload our way. Which is good inasmuch now we know the work will be done consistently. Not so good inasmuch we're gettin plowed (and not the good kind). All I can say is: it's a damn good thing my head's finally straightening out. Whew.

But overall, I think the change is more good than not... at least so far. We support staff have had a few discussions lately, ourselves, about the possibility of asking for another pair of hands to help out. We'll see.

Good news for the day

IHOP Buddy IM'd this morning... I received it as an offline message cuz I wasn't online yet (gettin plowed), but she offered quite a bit of explanation for why she's been closing in on herself. Which is definately not a good thing for a natural extrovert. But I'm glad she's ready to reach out... a good sign that she's on her way back up. We may actually see a visit to IHOP on the horizon. :)

Random thought for the day

I did, indeed, visit my chiropractor yesterday after work. I hadn't seen him in a while, so we had to catch up and he wanted to know what I'd been doing for fun lately. I took a bit too long to think about that for his liking, and I suppose I had to agree. My idea of fun is having my home all to myself for as long as I can manage. lol Pretty pathetic, eh? Oh well.

Amway, I told him about Boomer's visit, saying that an old Navy buddy came to see me for Christmas. I talked about the visit a little, then he kinda laughed after I fell quiet for a bit. Said it was so strange hearing the term "old Navy buddy" from so young a person. He expected to hear that sort of thing from his clients with WWII stories, but it was a tad disconcerting hearing it from me. I never really thought of it that way, but I guess that COULD sound a little strange. I had to laugh with him. But honestly... I think 12 years is plenty long enough to have had old Navy buddies. :)