What a day! And it was only the first one of this work week!!! So, I slept in… it seems last night when checking the alarm clock was actually set, I turned it off. So I jumped out of bed, into the shower, blew a good-bye kiss to Roo who was so sweet when she laid out my clothes and shoes so I could be faster… Then I left the house… at 6:30.
It took me 45 minutes to get to work. I do realize that maybe the other 234 people on 75 in the morning don’t really want to go to work, but some of us do! 45 mph in the left lane! Mph.
So I get to work a little late… Nobody noticed. Makes you feel special. I try to strike up a conversation with our supervisor, after all, he was gone for a week and I ran 2 people off and attendance issues skyrocketed… You’d figure he’d have something to say. But appearantly, he was just as (un-)glad to be there as I was.
The rest of the day was uneventful besides repeated proof that some people get paid a lot of money while not doing their job and being totally oblivious to the fact that they suck at it. And after pointing a few fingers I get a nice notice from our coordinators saying the CE group was concerned about the new reports that I wrote and the impact it might have on production databases. Dufuses. The reports you saw don’t run off of any databases! They are perfectly content feeding of a web-page that is (supposed to be) realtime data. But I guess it’s easier to cry wolf than adjust your own act. After all, would they provide us with the data we need, then I wouldn’t have an excuse to get so friendly with Excel and VB, now would I?
And to top things off one of our specialists decides that he needs to go home and not tell anyone. I sure hope big K will reserve him as warm a welcome as he does for anyone who forgot to request backup material…
One good point: I didn’t have a single meal today until tonight, but I wasn’t hungry either.
Actually two good points. I guess it was a good thing that I didn’t have a current backup of the router settings thus taking PoohBear down all day. Or I probably would have taken this day apart with words like the poor fellow who replied to the DC alert sent out towards shift end… May he rest in peace…