I dont want to go to work tomorrow. How is it Monday already? I spent today and yesterday conked out on my couch and Im STILL exhausted. If I’ve said it once Ive said it a million times: the weekend isnt enough.

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    PREACH.

    It just took me an hour to get my burger because the universe was conspiring against me. I ended up walking like three times as much as I initially planned. And I didn’t even get the butterscotch milkshake and had to settle for a black & white (“settle”). I don’t want Monday; I want a do-over for Sunday. Can we petition Monday to go away and come back next week?

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      I feel like there just needs to be a sign, an email sent out to every employer: Sunday sucked. We’re doing it over. Monday is cancelled. Adjust your schedule accordingly.

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        Right? Why do employers not get this?

        The thing is, I know I only have like, one major thing this week, but I have like three other big things I need to get done also and it’s just like, “But I don’t wannnaaaaa.” So while technically a low-stress week, I still just don’t want to deal. It’s just been a lot lately.

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          In my case, it’s the library. There aren’t many stressful days. Just monotonus things that can get annoying. Patrons who show up every other day with 30 dvds that they want to check out that I have to unlock and check out for them, as they stand there impatiently with a list of 30 more. The guy who is replacing his 15,000 cd collection a dozen or so cds at a time. The mother who comes yo the library who won’t control her kids so she sits back and let’s us parent them. I typically like my.branch, and now that I think about it I do have a few things I have to get done this week (there’s a play on saturday…i have no idea if everything is in place!) But I’m just blah about it.
          And in a woe is me, no one likes me whine: it’s a coworkers birthday on Thursday. I rec’d that we do something more than just a card for her as she is constantly cooking and baking and bringing food to the library. I told this to the manager, who told a coworker and the two of them have decided that they are taking her out to dinner. My idea. I’m just not invited. So, I get to dread feeling left out all week. Just…i wish I had a magic remote and I could ffwd this period in my life.

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            Ha, I literally just said the same thing to my mom. She actually was surprisingly empathetic (empathy is not her strong suit) re: my stress, and was like “what can I do” and I was just like, unless you can ff’d through the next month for me there isn’t much you can do and she didn’t get mad at me for being a b*tch.

            I can relate to the monotony of annoying things even if they are of a different nature. I feel like I’m just working on the same three cases all the time right now. I have one exciting thing coming up after this week but mostly I just have to deal with two cases that are just getting tedious. And I have to make phone calls. So many calls. I hate making phone calls.

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    I’m even more annoyed, with the fact that the big boss scheduled a mandatory early meeting on Monday morning. The idea of having to wake up much , much earlier for one of those useless (but with required attendance) meetings, is just pissing me off.

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