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November 19, 2009

That kind of week.

Work

I wound up walking into the building this morning with a coworker, and after exchanging those wry half-smiles that I'm sure are the universal "walking into the cube farm yet again" expression, we had the following exchange:

R: Well, this is fun.
Me: Always.
R: I don't want to be here today.
Me: As opposed to most days, when you really want to be here?
R: Well, most days I . . . Never mind. I got nothin'.

Seems to be going around. Tell me, is anyone actually having a good week?

Posted by Kat at November 19, 2009 09:17 AM
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My week was iffy too. I can tell you that on the 15th Saturn "squared" Pluto. According to Astrology.com, "Saturn imposes limits, while Pluto tends to bring out obsessive behaviors. Saturn also produces a black cloud of pessimism to affairs, while Pluto intensifies the emotional impact of events.... Frustration may be inevitable."
I don't always believe this stuff, but knowing about it kind of makes me feel better!

Posted by: Eliz at November 19, 2009 09:57 AM

I am having a fabulous week. My husband took a week of his use-or-lose leave, so it is all togetherness all the time and we are having an absolute blast. (Sorry.)

Posted by: Rachel at November 19, 2009 12:15 PM

Ah. Saturn explains my off mood this week. Thanks to Eliz for that.

My week? It's fine. I've gotten what I wished for, and then some--I wanted a week off from the survey call center to rest my voice. I asked. I got time off. Then, the next project was stalled by the client, so... the entire call center is off until further notice. Still working out whether I choose to feel that this is a good thing or a panic moment. Meantime, I've been enjoying the free time and getting stuff done. So it balances out.

Posted by: Jeanne B. at November 19, 2009 05:40 PM
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