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pixiecrinkle) wrote2003-10-09 03:56 pm
pixiecrinkle) wrote2003-10-09 03:56 pm
overload...
...Okay, it's been quite a while since I've been this stressed out. Probably since the 6 months of nearly 60 hour work weeks with the crappy boss at the end of last year. But for once it's not work (entirely--though the web servers going up and down will make you a bit wonky!)
I have way too much homework. I think I have already resigned myself to not getting Monday's assignment in on time, which is ridiculous given how long I've known about it, but I didn't expect the computer to forcibly eject all things Java from it again. Grrrr....
And I have agreed to be wedding coordinator--huh? So now, even more of the weekend will be eaten by the wedding. I truly am glad to help out, but I'm going to need divine help in keeping my stress limit on an even keel I think.
And I am sooooo kicking myself for signing up for this employee cookbook project. No one else is organized, and I have no time to take over the committee, so I end up trying to fix everything myself. Well, the software license expires in 19 days, so they better shape up!!!!!
Every year, it seems that October is the busiest month of the year. And this one is no different so far. I haven't had an evening to sit around going "Hmmmm...what will I do tonight?" in oh-so long. Which is good, in a way.
I have worked on nothing for more than 30 minutes straight today. Someone keeps "changing the priorities." And if I'm asked to bend the rules of geometry to make some thing fit on a page one more time, I think I will just fall over in a dead faint for shock value and to change the subject. Hmmmmm...that does sound like a good defense mechanism.
Fried brain! (But I had sushi for lunch...mmmmmmmmmm....)
I have way too much homework. I think I have already resigned myself to not getting Monday's assignment in on time, which is ridiculous given how long I've known about it, but I didn't expect the computer to forcibly eject all things Java from it again. Grrrr....
And I have agreed to be wedding coordinator--huh? So now, even more of the weekend will be eaten by the wedding. I truly am glad to help out, but I'm going to need divine help in keeping my stress limit on an even keel I think.
And I am sooooo kicking myself for signing up for this employee cookbook project. No one else is organized, and I have no time to take over the committee, so I end up trying to fix everything myself. Well, the software license expires in 19 days, so they better shape up!!!!!
Every year, it seems that October is the busiest month of the year. And this one is no different so far. I haven't had an evening to sit around going "Hmmmm...what will I do tonight?" in oh-so long. Which is good, in a way.
I have worked on nothing for more than 30 minutes straight today. Someone keeps "changing the priorities." And if I'm asked to bend the rules of geometry to make some thing fit on a page one more time, I think I will just fall over in a dead faint for shock value and to change the subject. Hmmmmm...that does sound like a good defense mechanism.
Fried brain! (But I had sushi for lunch...mmmmmmmmmm....)