Empty.
I'm drained.
I've worked 30+ hours this week, and also had to organise and host two separate events.
The first one (a work one) finished at 12:30am this morning and 104ppl were in attendance. I had to be at the next one (a luncheon for the rugby club ladies) at 11am this morning to set up for it, so I haven't had much sleep. I'm exhausted. To top it all off, at the event today someone spilled champagne on my laptop (from which we were playing music) and now the keyboard doesn't work properly.
For the first event I was not thanked once for any of the effort I put in to organising it and making sure it ran smoothly. It pisses me off because it is the first time in many months that we have had 100+ people turn up to any Zone 3 event and have had to turn people away, and it is all because of the effort I put in to making the event more exciting and promoting it profusely.
The second event was fine. Everyone seemed grateful and I was thanked many times. I'm just frustrated that my $700 laptop won't work properly and now smells of champagne. The rugby club said they will cover the cost of its repairs, for which I am immensely thankful. Especially since I have a horrible feeling I will not be getting any tax back and will instead have to pay tax.
I came home, and after Mark left to go out with friends, I just lay down on our bed and burst into tears, due to nothing more than being completely and utterly exhausted.
I am just so drained and am in desperate need of a holiday; no work, no uni, no Tasmania, just time off away from everything.
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I've worked 30+ hours this week, and also had to organise and host two separate events.
The first one (a work one) finished at 12:30am this morning and 104ppl were in attendance. I had to be at the next one (a luncheon for the rugby club ladies) at 11am this morning to set up for it, so I haven't had much sleep. I'm exhausted. To top it all off, at the event today someone spilled champagne on my laptop (from which we were playing music) and now the keyboard doesn't work properly.
For the first event I was not thanked once for any of the effort I put in to organising it and making sure it ran smoothly. It pisses me off because it is the first time in many months that we have had 100+ people turn up to any Zone 3 event and have had to turn people away, and it is all because of the effort I put in to making the event more exciting and promoting it profusely.
The second event was fine. Everyone seemed grateful and I was thanked many times. I'm just frustrated that my $700 laptop won't work properly and now smells of champagne. The rugby club said they will cover the cost of its repairs, for which I am immensely thankful. Especially since I have a horrible feeling I will not be getting any tax back and will instead have to pay tax.
I came home, and after Mark left to go out with friends, I just lay down on our bed and burst into tears, due to nothing more than being completely and utterly exhausted.
I am just so drained and am in desperate need of a holiday; no work, no uni, no Tasmania, just time off away from everything.
x