Trigger
warning: Serious White people problems ahead. You have been warned.
I was as
they say in polite society, having a moment. See this morning my deaf boy alarm
didn’t go off. Which as we all know sets
the theme for the whole day. While I was grateful that it wasn’t so late in the
morning that I would have to do the walk of shame, it was however the time I
normally leave my house I did the
panic dash into the shower.
Cause I am
not cute enough to rock the homeless look.
Driving
into work I turned on my Dolly Parton, when you are going to work 9-5 you might
as sing it at the top of your lungs. Shut up. I have you know I’m the best car
singer I’ve had the pleasure of meeting. That and seeing the carpool Mom’s eyes
when I hit the high notes was. PRICELESS.
After dealing
with three school zones and being followed by the high way patrol I finally
walked into work. Ever want to know if you are a person of routine if someone
parks in “your” spot if your reaction is HOW DARE they you know you might need
to shake things up. Plus, when I got to the work fridge having to throw 15 of
the same salad dressings (I’ve watched them. They have been there for two
months. AM. NOT SORRY.) I finally was ready to get the day started.
Fast
forward of a lot of meetings and me making two fortune catchers and playing a
mean game of M.A.S.H with myself it was time to put this work day to an end.
While I
felt unsettled all day I realized that maybe it’s a good thing once in a while
to shake up your life a little.
But if
someone parks in my parking spot** again we may have to have some words.
**There is
no assigned parking**
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