Some good, some bad.
A beautiful tea, Marks and Spencers Enchiladas. Lovely. I am completely stuffed and happy right now. Sated.
I had to go to the pharmacy late and the only one open was on a retail park, With a Marks and Spencers next door.
I went to the Doctor and he looked at both my ears and said the reason I am not hearing so well when I put my ear plug in the ear with the burst drum is that the other one is full of wax for which I can use drops.
Work insisted last week that I go back to my Doctor to make sure I had the correct information regarding my ear and noise.
When I booked the appointment, i booked it for out of work hours as I try to do with all my appointments.
Later on i had a dentists appointment which was in work time. I was two hours late but my boss knew the time and place of my appointment so should not have been surprised.
Later, my co-worker got sent home an hour early to enjoy an early start to the weekend while I got a telling off for being so late and was informed I had to make up the hours.
As I was going to the Doctor, I stayed late at work and did the first half of my time making up.
At the Doctor's I explained that work was insisting I came back for further guidance, i explained what I was doing, all of which he agreed with and he wrote a letter to my work to, in his words, 'shut them up'.
When my Boss returns there will be a note booking annual leave for my next dentist appointment. Once bitten twice shy. The rules change and I am not going to play that game.
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Writing this, what do I see? Bad has to have a source, it constantly renews itself from something. Bad needs effort and work. Good on the otherhand reproduces if you let it, from a little starting event you get a lovely enchilada tea, but only if you are open to it.
Its awful when work is rubbish, why does it always seem one rule for one and one rule for another. Do you think there is a bit of favouritism going on here? I experience that at my work place all the time. take care x
ReplyDeleteI dunno....I think perhaps a goblet or two of red wine to go with the enchiladas would help ease the shite of THAT day...;)
ReplyDeleteBest to play along with the foolishness, I suppose...
((hugs)))
so true. :)
ReplyDeleteYUMMMMMMMMMMMMMY, enchiladas for tea, perfect end to a frustrating day. Your work sounds like a bunch of crazymakers - keep changing the rules to keep you off balance and it really does make you crazy. Hope you can find your way out of there soon.
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