Still hanging around
I've tried to keep upbeat. I've tried to keep the crap that pisses me off out of this but now I have to vent a bit.
The transformer, the one at work that can flip in an instant into a screaming maniac, has said just about enough. The next time she says "you have too much time on your hands" I'm just gonna say that I do my job better, that I don't spend my time backstabbing coworkers, complaining about how much work I do, and I spend more time getting my job done than telling others how hard I work.
The Magician was put in charge today (no big deal, I'd rather be doing my work than chasing down bad behavior) but the secretary came to me to ask me to watch 6 or 8 youngsters that had been sent to the office by various teachers. It didn't take long to think about it. I told her no, that I had my work to do and the magician could figure out something to do with the kids rather than shoving them off on me. The magician showed up later (with several kids in tow) and thanked me for my cooperation. "Any time," I told him. Repressed homo has issues with his transforming coworker and the pervert. He refused to help out one kid today. She took it well, so did her mother. We'll fix it all on Tuesday without his help.
I don't mind doing my job. I just don't like getting other peoples jobs shoved off on me. There are a couple of people at work that need to mind their own business and tend to their own work and stop trying to get someone else to bail them out when the going gets tough.
Life is fine. Work winds down and I won't need to hear their whining asses (co-working fat asses that is) for two and a half months (some believe we don't deserve it but we do, dealing with OP kids and not killing or harming their lying little cheating asses is stressful). Planning some quality time on the trails, in the camper and by the lake.
Mom in law has pnemonia numonia ammonia a lung infection. She doesn't complain about anything but she's hurting. She might be in the hospital by tomorrow. The woman is tough, determined and independent. I hope she gets better soon.
The transformer, the one at work that can flip in an instant into a screaming maniac, has said just about enough. The next time she says "you have too much time on your hands" I'm just gonna say that I do my job better, that I don't spend my time backstabbing coworkers, complaining about how much work I do, and I spend more time getting my job done than telling others how hard I work.
The Magician was put in charge today (no big deal, I'd rather be doing my work than chasing down bad behavior) but the secretary came to me to ask me to watch 6 or 8 youngsters that had been sent to the office by various teachers. It didn't take long to think about it. I told her no, that I had my work to do and the magician could figure out something to do with the kids rather than shoving them off on me. The magician showed up later (with several kids in tow) and thanked me for my cooperation. "Any time," I told him. Repressed homo has issues with his transforming coworker and the pervert. He refused to help out one kid today. She took it well, so did her mother. We'll fix it all on Tuesday without his help.
I don't mind doing my job. I just don't like getting other peoples jobs shoved off on me. There are a couple of people at work that need to mind their own business and tend to their own work and stop trying to get someone else to bail them out when the going gets tough.
Life is fine. Work winds down and I won't need to hear their whining asses (co-working fat asses that is) for two and a half months (some believe we don't deserve it but we do, dealing with OP kids and not killing or harming their lying little cheating asses is stressful). Planning some quality time on the trails, in the camper and by the lake.
Mom in law has pnemonia numonia ammonia a lung infection. She doesn't complain about anything but she's hurting. She might be in the hospital by tomorrow. The woman is tough, determined and independent. I hope she gets better soon.