Megan, its good to see you.
I got to visit with Sue last summer when I was visiting ElenaB and her husband (I forget what his board name was BitD) in Halifax. We took the ferry to Dartmouth and had brunch and went to a day spa. It was such a lovely day and now, alas, it is a treasure. Oh poor Sue.
It was one of those wonderful old friend visits where everything falls into place and you laugh and talk about your rescue dogs and learn that someone is part Mikmaw and scrub yourselves with mud. One of those lovely simple Our Town days that turns out to be so very important.
It's really good to hear that you had that time with her, Trudy.
I'm so sorry to hear about Sue. I don't believe I ever met her in person, but she always had such a wonderful online presence.
I have received some samples of the medical supplies I need, but a full shipment is being delayed by a lack of medical notes on them from my doctors office. So, now I'm playing phone tag with them trying to get this straightened out before having my wisdom teeth out tomorrow, and I definitely don't have enough spoons at the moment.
So sorry, sj. Such a fucking... I don't even know what to call it.
Thanks, JenP. I don’t know what to call it either. TCG was asking the other day what happens to people who can’t advocate for themselves and don’t have people in their life that can advocate for them and the only answer I can come up with is “they die”.
In good news I have a virtual appointment set up for Wednesday. So, I may be heading to the end of this mess.
OK, I accidentally just stole someone's lunch.
Put my drinks on the wrong tray and off I walked...
There's really no way to switch it since I brought it back to my desk so I'll just go ahead and eat wrong lunch?
It feels like I should somehow "fix this!" though.
I think mostly what happens is they don't get things.
Trudy, is there an office bulletin board or casual group chat where you can post "to the owner of the mysteriously switched lunch tray, my apologies. It is now your turn to surprise someone with a lunch switcheroo. Pay it forward!"