Josie has no clue what is in store for her this weekend. I know she will be taken to new places, hiked with and loved on. She will miss us for a while, but our hopes are she has such a good time and she is such a good girl that Diana and Lawrence will beg to watch her again in November!
Things are slow today. When things are slow, time stands still. It's no biggie, except I have better things to do with my time than stare out the window at work. I could be getting things ready to pack. I could be giving myself a mani and a pedi. I could be lamenting the fact that even though the boots shipped, they shipped out yesterday from Jersey. I could be drinking some wine while doing all of those things. Although that would mean I'd have to have some wine at home...wait, we do!!! We'll have to see what kind of mood I'm in when I get home tonight.
The back room is picked up. The note has been written to my coworkers. I am ready to get the hell out of here. But the clock only reads 4:40pm. An hour and twenty to go.
Maybe I'll continue brainstorming on marketing ideas for increasing foot traffic at two of our locations. I'm thinking some kind of benefit thing, buy a pair of clogs, we'll donate $5.00 to a non profit animal rescue (I'm thinking of the place where we got Josie from). Ideas, they are filtering through my brain.
3 comments:
I hate it when time stands still. I begin to notice in those moments that everything moves in slow-mo, self included.
Drink your wine, check off things on the list, have a wonderful time in LA.
when time stands still.. you coooould log on and say hello to wittle-ol' me!?
miss our fun chats when you have time for yer fans!
and hey, safe snot-free travels!
B
That's a great idea, helping the animals! I used to work with Susan Mentley, the Director of Operations at the Oregon Humane Society in Portland. She's a really great lady, and I wonder if the two of you could brainstorm something really cool.
Ms. K agrees.
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