I am preparing to hibernate. It is supposed to be about 105 F (about 40 C) here the next two days, and except for walking the wee hound, I plan on keeping my ass inside in the air conditioning. The little hound and I have food and drink, internet and books and fluffy toys that squeak, so we're all set. When the weather is hotter than your body temperature, you should not be out in it. I think that's a RULE somewhere.
My stress mini-meltdown last night has abated. I was knotted up and borderline weepy, totally twisted. But wrapping up the project and having the weekend here and knowing next week is a two-day work week with a five-day break has improved my mood tremendously. I think that moving about 75% of my shit at work to my new cube, which used to be my old cube, helped too. I'm still clearly not well equipped when it comes to moving and major changes, the emotional fallout of the move down South is still rattling around inside me. Clearly.
Also, I come bearing bug stories. One for tonight, the other for tomorrow.
BUG STORY - THE FIRST
Today J-- (one of the guys at work whose company I like best) is lurking in the aisle outside my cube while I'm on the phone. When I get off, he says, "Can I see you for a minute?"
I say, "Sure," and get up to go with him to his cube.
When I get into the aisle, he says, "Do you mind if I go into your cube?" as he's rolling up a magazine.
Naturally, I'm suspicious at this point. "Why?"
K-- (whose cube is diagonally across from mine) says, "Because a GIANT wasp, just like FLOATED RIGHT OVER YOUR HEAD and onto your shelf!"
I think I must have made the horror-movie victim face and said something like, "How did it get in here?"
K-- says, "It was big enough to be carrying its own key card." Nice.
So during all this J-- is moving shit on my shelf and swatting with a focus. It takes several only stunning blows to finally connect with one that makes the fucker explode.
Wasp whacked.
The end.
My stress mini-meltdown last night has abated. I was knotted up and borderline weepy, totally twisted. But wrapping up the project and having the weekend here and knowing next week is a two-day work week with a five-day break has improved my mood tremendously. I think that moving about 75% of my shit at work to my new cube, which used to be my old cube, helped too. I'm still clearly not well equipped when it comes to moving and major changes, the emotional fallout of the move down South is still rattling around inside me. Clearly.
Also, I come bearing bug stories. One for tonight, the other for tomorrow.
BUG STORY - THE FIRST
Today J-- (one of the guys at work whose company I like best) is lurking in the aisle outside my cube while I'm on the phone. When I get off, he says, "Can I see you for a minute?"
I say, "Sure," and get up to go with him to his cube.
When I get into the aisle, he says, "Do you mind if I go into your cube?" as he's rolling up a magazine.
Naturally, I'm suspicious at this point. "Why?"
K-- (whose cube is diagonally across from mine) says, "Because a GIANT wasp, just like FLOATED RIGHT OVER YOUR HEAD and onto your shelf!"
I think I must have made the horror-movie victim face and said something like, "How did it get in here?"
K-- says, "It was big enough to be carrying its own key card." Nice.
So during all this J-- is moving shit on my shelf and swatting with a focus. It takes several only stunning blows to finally connect with one that makes the fucker explode.
Wasp whacked.
The end.
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Ahahahah! I'm sorry, I know how you feel about things like this, it's just now I have this horrible vision in my head of a giant wasp with a briefcase and hat swiping its way into the building and trundling its way into its own cube. *snerk*
*hugs* I'm glad J took care of it. ^_^
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Yeah. That's about the image I got, which distracted me a bit from the horror of it being in my cube.
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And I'm quite tickled by how well your icon goes with your comment. ^_^
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