Thank God Martin Luther King Jr. was such an outspoken civil rights activist—his efforts gave us a three day weekend! I'm feeling the love MLK, I'm feeling the love.
News at work is grim, yet conceivably manageable. Mel blasted into my office this morning spouting off top secret plans of merging her job in with the webinar group, (my group). While excited for her, I'm distressed at the concept of taking on some of her tasks, such as posting tech papers. As far as I can tell it sounds like glorified data entry. Will this new merger and task appropriation be the fuel which ignites my search for a new job? I do so desperately want to work in the city and end this Mass-Pike commute. I love this job, but I'm much more excitable then webinar production allows.
This past weekend I did so much! Thai Village/Club Cafe, snowboarding, Roxy dancing, Patriots win the AFC championship, Family dinner, discount shopping, Coverfield, a friend therapy session, possible gym membership scouting. It's all well and good, but probably the most taxing issue I'm dealing with is exhaustion. I need to get used to living a faster-paced life…plus city noises have been preventing me from getting a full night sleep. I've hopefully remedied that, now I have an ambient noise making fan, so hopefully my future sleeps should be more fulfilling. I woke up today jamming out to Huey Lewis and the News, "The power of Love."
My only regret this weekend is not installing the shelving units in my room. Yesterday was dedicated to that task, but the lack of studs in my wall due to the mysterious archaic construction of brownstone walls in the 1860's makes it impossible for me to put the shelves up where I want. Anyone have any ideas? Looks like another ikea trip is in order…
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