Nothing went wrong, nothing was seriously out of whack, and the bus wasn't even a factor, since I drove to the T (in order to have the car after work). But it was chilly and rainy and depressing. I hated to leave the cat snuggled in bed and get up in the first place. It was too chilly not to wear a jacket, but too warm on the T to wear it, so I had to carry it along with my umbrella and bag of purse/lunch/shoes/book/water/
This doesn't really sound like much, I know. I can't even explain what was so unpleasant, why I was so depressed by it. Maybe it still relates to the roller coaster of the last few weeks, as I went from expecting my job to end October first to:
- finally finding a job listing I want, applying for it
- they called me!
- I got voice-mail when I called back
- my boss says she's filing the paperwork to extend my position, that I'm doing a great job (news to me that she thinks so)
- talked to the recruiter, get set to arrange interview
- set date for interview
- boss says position is extended through the end of 2011, if I'm interested
- interview
- post-interview nerves, with a side of thank-you notes
Yeah, I guess that didn't help me face a rainy Monday morning. I'm feeling conflicted, can you tell?
Honestly, some days are just grumpy, anyway. Today I felt like my skin was oilier than usual, and more hairs were falling out (and tickling my ears or eyelashes on their way). Even wearing my Abrazo vest and hand-knit socks didn't raise my mood. And isn't there enough caffeine in a 20-ounce Coke to keep a person from yawning through the rest of the day? (Apparently not.)
I'm going to go find this guy and go to bed.
I am right with you on ALL of this. I love rainy days but I love being home for them.
ReplyDeleteI'm crossing my fingers and sending out the good thoughts for you to hear something back soon!