Do not read while driving

My mini vacation is over now. My dad got home last night and so my time of peace and quiet around the house has come to an end. But the good news is that mom's still gone until Sunday, so I have a couple more days of not being hassled by her. Not that I will enjoy it, seeing as I have to work full days for the next three. And then there's Monday. I have a feeling that I will come to a new understanding of what it feels like to be Jack Bauer, as that will undoubtfully be the longest day of my life. I don't even know if undoubtfully is a word, but alas, I am too lazy to look it up right now. If that's the only grammatically error of the day, then it's okay with me.

Yesterday was a day off. Kinda. I scheduled an early morning meeting with my boss at the museum to discuss everything. I have to think of "goals" for the next year that I want to accomplish because it's the end of the fiscal year and with that, time for evaluations. Since I haven't been there long, I have to create a list of goals. Yay. Nurturing my employees is the top of the list. Then I went to the Henry Ford Museum yesterday. I remember some of it, but barely any of it at that. Good stuff. And my front desk staff handles people much better.

And I've decided that if I'm in the situation to get kicked out of somewhere, I think I'm going too. Not because I'm such a horrible influence, but because it makes saying good-bye easier. It's not fair anymore and it eats me up inside, so the more kick outs, the better. At least for right now. Maybe. But don't listen to me. I'm tired and haven't had caffeine yet. ;)

Speaking of which, it's a Tim Horton's morning. So I have to get moving toward the line.