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[jaeclectic]

Worked at home, which was good -- once I got past the 15 minutes of panic because my broadband ceased just as I was trying to connect to the VPN -- it came back to life while I was on hold waiting to ask Comcast if there was an outage.

Had one meeting (phone call) which went OK, then got a bunch of fiddly stuff done. Cats jumped on and off my lap all day. There was a semi-crisis late in the afternoon, so I worked a little late, but it wasn't anything that upset me, in fact I felt kind of knowledgeable and helpful...

So you know, it might have been an OK day anyway.

But the real reason I feel happy is because I spent 45 minutes on the phone with The Guy.

Talking about the web site, of course. Zero personal interaction, all work-related. But it cheered me up.

And we have another meeting Tuesday, F2F! I can't wait!

I am such a cow-eyed dork. Really.

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Re: train wrecks

[jafitz.livejournal.com]

Oh yeah, I worked for years as an employee and felt helpless to make things come out right, often enough. The difference was that I felt like it made some kind of sense for me to care, and that people would understand why I wanted to try.

Right now I just feel isolated and like anyone with common sense would shrug and walk away... except I don't want to. Therefore the knot in my stomach.

Anyway, no matter. I did wake up thinking about work, but it's Saturday and I'm going to think about other things now :)

p.s. sympathy is gratefully accepted, so thanks for checking in :)