First the Bad...
Jul. 18th, 2003 02:35 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
podlingSo the past couple of days, my boss has been on me about moving. See, he's moving too, and has decided to give me his dining room table and chairs (which is a good thing, a fine thing, and a noble thing, all wrapped up in one). So. So now he's pestering me about when I'm going to get it. And I have no answer for him, for several reasons. One, I have to find something to get it with (though honestly, that is a smaller problem than one would think, there's a way around everything). Two, I have enough other crap to deal with that this only sets off the stress freak-out cascade (which is the real problem). Though I should point out that I don't have nearly as much as I did, I'm making progress (but that'll be a separate post).
And it's funny, because he's somewhat stressed about moving, but not very, because well, he's got a wife, and their whole family to help. So yeah, he doesn't have boxes yet either, but it's okay, because it'll get done even if he's dealing with some other part of it, see? Is this his fault? I mean, I chose to live here, it's not like my family all upped and moved far away, that was all me. I think I'd just appreciate some understanding is all, instead of getting teased about how exhausted and stressed I seem to be.
Oh,and my other boss just keeps saying how he doesn't get it, it's not like I have to move a family or anything, it's just me and my stuff. 'Course, coming from someone who can afford to get movers and go on vacation during it, this has slightly less weight. But you know, I'm working overtime, commuting home, have 5 hours of time to paint/get things ready/pack, then sleep for 5 hours and repeat. Geez, no, can't imagine why I might be tired all the time. The funny thing is that I'm not that bothered by the situation itself anymore, I just wish I wouldn't get crap about it from my bosses. Let them believe that I've already moved and that everything is fine. Seriously.
And it's funny, because he's somewhat stressed about moving, but not very, because well, he's got a wife, and their whole family to help. So yeah, he doesn't have boxes yet either, but it's okay, because it'll get done even if he's dealing with some other part of it, see? Is this his fault? I mean, I chose to live here, it's not like my family all upped and moved far away, that was all me. I think I'd just appreciate some understanding is all, instead of getting teased about how exhausted and stressed I seem to be.
Oh,and my other boss just keeps saying how he doesn't get it, it's not like I have to move a family or anything, it's just me and my stuff. 'Course, coming from someone who can afford to get movers and go on vacation during it, this has slightly less weight. But you know, I'm working overtime, commuting home, have 5 hours of time to paint/get things ready/pack, then sleep for 5 hours and repeat. Geez, no, can't imagine why I might be tired all the time. The funny thing is that I'm not that bothered by the situation itself anymore, I just wish I wouldn't get crap about it from my bosses. Let them believe that I've already moved and that everything is fine. Seriously.
