Man, I am all of a sudden getting a lot of push back from a co-worker asking me to do stuff. I don't wanna. It bugs her that I do not want to learn more and take more of a role, but I don't, deal with it. I am so much happier in a job that does not require a lot of thought. dude, whatever. I will call people tomorrow, but I hope she chills over the Holiday.
Dawn ,'Selfless'
Natter 64: Yes, we still need you
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I'm working from home and have been having an e-mail discussion with my boss that basically boils down to me explaining that a positive number minus a negaative number makes a larger positive number.
We both crunch numbers on a daily basis. Headdesk or more accurately headcoffeetable.
I get that he's ill, but he could have at least brought me a glass of tea or something.
That depends, which video game was he playing?
I'm with Gud. This is very important.
Thank you, Matt.
OH! I've been meaning to say SUE! we got the stuff THANK YOU! because I suck at remembering to send email.
Erin, I don't think the video game matters, but given my exposure to men (my father, brother, and son), I would say that expecting something without asking for it is a thought pattern that will result in frustration many times over.
I would say that expecting something without asking for it is a thought pattern that will result in frustration many times over.
I actually think that's a reasonable rule of thumb for dealing with anyone.
I agree.
my one grandmother brought me stuff without my asking. I believe fairies and nymphs do too, js.
My grandmother brings me stuff without my asking, but it's not usually stuff I want!
Speaking of grandmothers, I'm sorry, smonster.