They Say What They Say

I am completely and utterly shattered. This may have something to do with the fact that I only got about five hours sleep last night, but I also had one of those days today where I seemed to be constantly busy yet achieved very little.

It started out with the news that one of my staff had to take the day off because her husband had had an accident at work, and segued into a meeting that was supposed to go for half an hour but ended up dragging on for an hour and a half. At lunch time I had to make an emergency dash over to my injured work friend to deliver Pringels and the Green Guide, then I had the afternoon desk shift. After that I went to gym and when I finally made it home, I stopped just long enough to change clothes and drive over to Ikea in Richmond to look for food storage solutions. I didn't find any cannisters that took my fancy, but I did get a new pair of PJs with ducks on them and some polar fleece bike gloves to replace the ones that got stolen last year.

But now I have to return the pyjamas because I spaced out and grabbed the wrong size off the rack. I'm not having much luck with new pyjamas at the moment. I bought another pair last weekend that ended up being too big, and now they're too small. When are they going to be juuuuust right?

So, I'm in two minds about my new gym at the moment. One the one had I wish I hadn't completely cancelled my membership at the old place, but suspended it for three months instead so I could see if I really want a long-term relationship with the new one, and thus giving myself the option of going back to the old one with no questions asked if it didn't work out. One the other hand I liked it better tonight than I did on Tuesday and I am rapidly falling in love with the tread climber, something they don't have at old!gym. I keep telling myself that change is scary and I'll get over it. And I'm sure that I will, but change is so scary!

Oh god, I really need to go to bed. So I'll leave you with this, even though I'm sure most of you have already seen it, but it bears repeating.

( In conclusion, Sam and Dean Winchester: )

I am completely and utterly shattered. This may have something to do with the fact that I only got about five hours sleep last night, but I also had one of those days today where I seemed to be constantly busy yet achieved very little.

It started out with the news that one of my staff had to take the day off because her husband had had an accident at work, and segued into a meeting that was supposed to go for half an hour but ended up dragging on for an hour and a half. At lunch time I had to make an emergency dash over to my injured work friend to deliver Pringels and the Green Guide, then I had the afternoon desk shift. After that I went to gym and when I finally made it home, I stopped just long enough to change clothes and drive over to Ikea in Richmond to look for food storage solutions. I didn't find any cannisters that took my fancy, but I did get a new pair of PJs with ducks on them and some polar fleece bike gloves to replace the ones that got stolen last year.

But now I have to return the pyjamas because I spaced out and grabbed the wrong size off the rack. I'm not having much luck with new pyjamas at the moment. I bought another pair last weekend that ended up being too big, and now they're too small. When are they going to be juuuuust right?

So, I'm in two minds about my new gym at the moment. One the one had I wish I hadn't completely cancelled my membership at the old place, but suspended it for three months instead so I could see if I really want a long-term relationship with the new one, and thus giving myself the option of going back to the old one with no questions asked if it didn't work out. One the other hand I liked it better tonight than I did on Tuesday and I am rapidly falling in love with the tread climber, something they don't have at old!gym. I keep telling myself that change is scary and I'll get over it. And I'm sure that I will, but change is so scary!

Oh god, I really need to go to bed. So I'll leave you with this, even though I'm sure most of you have already seen it, but it bears repeating.

( In conclusion, Sam and Dean Winchester: )