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OK so I am a little sad about not having this week off

Now that I am staying at Cargill I don't have this entire week off to prep for new adventure because I still haven't left old adventure for new adventure at the same place where my little I/T experiment is still going.

In all honesty I am surprised I am not more upset than I am, once again a sign that I was where I needed to be the whole time.

Karen - started reading "The Book Thief" you were right it is a bit tough getting in to, however once you get past that what a ride...can't wait to see how it ends.

Now wait, I am sad that I don't have this week off because I would have been able to read ALL DAY LONG if I had wanted to.

Comments

bobbione8y said…
ha.

yeah. but i think honestly we just want what we cannot have sometimes, right?

glad you already HAVE what you want :)
Karen said…
Bobby, I think that's true most of the time. At least for me.

A whole week to read....just think of the possibilities. What would be on your list?
carey said…
sus, sheesh, just caught up with you and you do enjoy keeping us on our toes. i wish you well on your "new" old adventure and hope they find great ways to slow the merry-go-round down for you a bit. you are worth it.

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