Jun 07 2018
Math
Despite spending much of my working life in finance, math and I are not close friends. And you will not be surprised to hear that logic and I are but distant acquaintances. However, no matter how slow on the uptake I may be and the fact that I still don’t know all my times tables (and at this point, I think it’s safe to say I never will), it has become abundantly clear to me that:
Let’s review, shall we?
The last time I took time off and had the temerity to venture over the county line, I got the flu from hell which took forever to recover from.
The time before that, it was the Worst Long Weekend Ever, with day after day of blistering temperatures, inside and out, after a summer of working six days a week.
This time, I took two days off in honor of my birthday and ended up with the flu. At least it’s not as bad as last time, but come on! That was a mere six months ago.
I felt so horrible I couldn’t sleep, and texted with Megan, who is up and on duty at 2 am. She stopped by on her way home from work with Pringles, ginger ale, Sudafed, and Afrin. I spent the day on the couch and hopefully tomorrow will be back at work. I wish I didn’t feel so guilty about missing work and letting my boss down. Maybe it really is three strikes and you’re out, and next time I take time off it will actually be fun.
One Response to “Math”
Sorry to hear you don’t feel well Suzy and please don’t feel guilty about being down with the flu, it happens, even if you think it happens often, it does, perhaps it’s due to all the work you do for your boss and the people, we do get tired and when we do, stuff happens. Take care, I know they will understand your dedication rather than blame you for being ill.