And so it is that at some point after lunch (when I snuck over to her cubicle to take photographic evidence of the eyesore ), a miracle came to pass at my company today. The cards came down! Hooray!!! :) Did she happen to see my Holiday Card Watch post? I don't know. All that's important is I will no longer feel the need to violently tear the cards off the wall.
In other good news, my new power cord arrived on my doorstep today. I know, already! Can you believe it? That's so impressive - it almost makes up for the crappy customer service.
And finally, at bowling tonight, we played Team Talks-A-Lot. I'm not sure what it was that made them want to open up their souls, but every time I stood at the alley about to bowl, they'd start spewing out information. One after the other, they told me WAY too much information. I don't even know their names and I'm sure I was just staring at them like, "Are you serious? Is this really happening right now?" It felt a bit like Twilight Zone Bowling. I'd share a few of their stories, but I'm afraid I wasn't really listening. I did a lot of nodding and smiling (while screaming inside).
Thursday, January 8, 2009
The Holiday Card Watch Comes to an End
And so it is that at some point after lunch (when I snuck over to her cubicle to take photographic evidence of the eyesore ), a miracle came to pass at my company today. The cards came down! Hooray!!! :) Did she happen to see my Holiday Card Watch post? I don't know. All that's important is I will no longer feel the need to violently tear the cards off the wall.
In other good news, my new power cord arrived on my doorstep today. I know, already! Can you believe it? That's so impressive - it almost makes up for the crappy customer service.
And finally, at bowling tonight, we played Team Talks-A-Lot. I'm not sure what it was that made them want to open up their souls, but every time I stood at the alley about to bowl, they'd start spewing out information. One after the other, they told me WAY too much information. I don't even know their names and I'm sure I was just staring at them like, "Are you serious? Is this really happening right now?" It felt a bit like Twilight Zone Bowling. I'd share a few of their stories, but I'm afraid I wasn't really listening. I did a lot of nodding and smiling (while screaming inside).
No comments:
Post a Comment