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Dec. 31st, 2019 10:18 amThings:
- My supervisor changed my start time today to two hours before I normally start on Tuesdays (when all of our start times are normally set in stone and also after I have been on vacation for the last week) and did not say anything to me about it or send me an email or anything. The first I heard about it was when I got a text message from my manager after I'd already been - unbeknownst to me - half an hour late. So I got to work an hour after I was scheduled but an hour before I would have normally started and I'm so stressed about everything right now.
Happier things:
- I spent my Christmas money from my grandmother on spinning fiber. Last year taught me that I can spin enough yarn to make a sweater in about half a year (less, if I spin more regularly) and I see no real reason why I should do so again this year. This time, it will be a cardigan.
- Also, I am currently knitting a big cabled fisherman's sweater in a soft grey natural wool and I'm so pleased with how it's coming out. It's slow knitting because of the cables but I'm enjoying it.
- I finished listening to the extant episodes of The Magnus Archives on Sunday, which means that now it's time to do the relisten-but-take-notes-this-time! To be finished before the new seasons starts in April. Good times.
- I'm rereading Always Coming Home by Ursula K LeGuin right now and you guys, this book is still so good.
- My supervisor changed my start time today to two hours before I normally start on Tuesdays (when all of our start times are normally set in stone and also after I have been on vacation for the last week) and did not say anything to me about it or send me an email or anything. The first I heard about it was when I got a text message from my manager after I'd already been - unbeknownst to me - half an hour late. So I got to work an hour after I was scheduled but an hour before I would have normally started and I'm so stressed about everything right now.
Happier things:
- I spent my Christmas money from my grandmother on spinning fiber. Last year taught me that I can spin enough yarn to make a sweater in about half a year (less, if I spin more regularly) and I see no real reason why I should do so again this year. This time, it will be a cardigan.
- Also, I am currently knitting a big cabled fisherman's sweater in a soft grey natural wool and I'm so pleased with how it's coming out. It's slow knitting because of the cables but I'm enjoying it.
- I finished listening to the extant episodes of The Magnus Archives on Sunday, which means that now it's time to do the relisten-but-take-notes-this-time! To be finished before the new seasons starts in April. Good times.
- I'm rereading Always Coming Home by Ursula K LeGuin right now and you guys, this book is still so good.
