So I was informed this morning that today is Hump day and that I just had to make it to lunch and then i was home free from that point on.
I am happy to say that I made it. But about 4 o'clock i was about to not make it anymore. But i pushed on another hour and a half and made it to 5:30 which is still a half hour earlier than when i usually leave. But, I also came in an hour late, so that puts me an hour and a half back for today. That isn't too bad though if you compare it to how many hours i worked yesterday.
I have what they call "short timers disease". I personally have never heard of this condition before but several people have mentioned it. Apparently when you can see the end of the tunnel like i can (I only have 2 weeks and one day of work left) you turn into a complete slacker. It doesnt matter though because I am an hourly employee and I don't have to work 40 hours a week if I dont want to, and my boss is on vacation, and sure he left me a big list of stuff to do while he is gone, but it wasnt enough to fill up 2 whole weeks of time, so i'm just helping him out.
Anyway, if you didnt know, Greg and I are dating now, so i will comment on that a little bit.
Dating your friend is an interresting thing. Most friends try to avoid that for fear of ruining the relationship, but i think in this situation it was pretty unavoidable. Anyway, it's fun.
I get my camera tomorrow. I'm super excited. If you'd like to track it with me check this out.
Ok, so i think i'll go to bed soon, so i'm done with this now.
2 comments:
Dang, it already arrived. I missed all of the excitement!
Microsoft cunningly sidesteps the disease you're referring to by tying your performance during your internship to the possibility of future full-time employment; slack off, and they won't really want you to come back. It makes a lot of sense, really.
Another Hump Day has come and gone and you have not made another post!
Do you have blogging short-timers disease?
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