Show Day (and other trials and tribulations)

[treeskin]

I don't get my peace and quiet this morning--I've got to go spray a bunch of stuff in the greenhouse very soon, before there are people in here. (Donna tries not to spray when there's people around, even if it's mild stuff, becuase they tend to freak out.) Grrrrr. And by the time I finish that, DG will be here, and we "shouldn't let her catch us fooling around", because she's getting written up for similar things (but she's part time, and spends at least twice as much time goofing off, and works so slow the rest of the time she's not that much good, so...). Well, maybe she'll be in by then, she's been 30 min or more late the past two days. **shakes head**

By got home early for the night before the show, a bit before 9, so we were in bed before midnight, which was a nice change. Managed to get everything packed and out the door, and to work reasonably on time this morning. Did not manage to get By out the door on time, because we forgot to set the alarm, and so we got up about 20 minutes later than he'd wanted to. Robyn will cope.

I know, I'm cranky this morning. Partly fatigue, partly just wanting this show nonsense to be over with, partly I'm all congested fom yesterday and one of our volunteer's perfume. I really hate little old ladies who bathe in the stuff. She's not even a useful volunteer, but it's good PR, so....Bri (the work study guy) agrees with me, that we shouldn't have to keep the useless ones, but we've been overruled.

Comments

[tnrkitect.livejournal.com]

I thought DG was quitting?

[treeskin.livejournal.com]

So did I. **sigh** She's all kinds of problems. Donna just had a phone conversation with Dr G about her, in fact. She told Dr G that DG was still tolerable, but we were watching her closely.

I do get peace and quiet of a sort today--I told Donna that DG came in late today (turned out she wasn't as late as I'd thought, but still), and she's not spoken to me since.

Little old ladies

[iarraidh.livejournal.com]

They also leave little perfumed greasy spots on all the shopping carts where they steer them with their elbows...

Re: Little old ladies

[treeskin.livejournal.com]

Eeewwww. Thank you for sharing.