May 23, 2003

up for air

Am not sure how hours flew by, but at noon, had to stop and take a breath.

Nice Office Lady: H, stop right there.
H: What?
NOL: You're wearing out the carpet in here. Go sit down.
H: Ha! I wish!
NOL: There's no grass growing under your feet, is there?!
H: No time for grass!! No time!!

Made mad dash back to office where phone was rinigng and several "Please fulfill my every need" emails were waiting. So far, new job title hasn't brought new money... just new craziness.

SHOW
Me
the
Money.

Please?

Spent yesterday evening in company of wonderful friends at celebratory steak dinner, complete with lovely strawberry margaritas. Turned in relatively early, though, but not until after having snuggle time with sporadically un-Reluctant Kitten. Seems as though batter-recharging moments are not quite making up for battery draining work sessions.

Ah well. The price one pays for being important Circus Clown.

Posted by This Fish at May 23, 2003 12:26 PM
Comments

i'm guessing you can find time (and promotion-earned money!) for another kind of grass!

have a beautiful weekend, fish!

Posted by: sassylittlepunkin at May 23, 2003 12:31 PM

Hey, fish! Congrats on becoming new office circus clown! Strawberry margaritas well deserved!

Posted by: Julia at May 23, 2003 12:48 PM

"I have no time for shenanigans. No time!"

Posted by: Big City GalPal at May 23, 2003 01:49 PM

That's life under the Big Top, Fish! (cue circus clown music).

Hope the new money shows up and at some point allows you to get those wheels you mentioned wanting a while back.

Posted by: Texas T-bone at May 23, 2003 02:40 PM

Damn. I remember this one time I had a job and everyone was real mad on account of me being so good lookin'.

Posted by: Jonathan Lamb at May 23, 2003 05:02 PM

a promotion calls for some m&m goodness, no? congrats!

Posted by: Katherine at May 23, 2003 08:36 PM

Hmmm, maybe they'll give you a company clown car?

Posted by: Jason at May 23, 2003 11:23 PM

Jonathan Lamb, that sounds like a line from the string-tie man in Red Meat.

Posted by: Michael at May 24, 2003 03:11 PM