It's been a long time since I last wrote. Frankly, I needed some time to recover from a very traumatic incident. I was a victim of attempted Bobble-cide.
I'm not sure what prompted it. I was just minding my own business at my desk, when all of a sudden I was grabbed by a very important person in the company. I didn't feel like I could really say anything, after all, she is the boss. So I just sat patiently waiting for her to finish her examination. Next thing I know, I'm hurtling towards the floor. Before I could really feel any fear, bobble met floor and there was a distinct crunching sound.
There wasn't any physical pain (since, well, I'm a bobble), but my heart aches when I think of my once perfect jawline that is now forever flawed.
Do you think it makes me look less bossly?
Friday, October 23, 2009
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
What a day!
My day started off normally – I arrived early at work. Noting that no one was dedicated enough to be there that early, I headed down to the gym for a workout.
I did my usual 30 minutes on the treadmill.
Then I headed upstairs. I checked my email, and attended a few meetings.
Stew wanted to discuss some numbers.
I talked to Christina about some new ideas I had. She didn’t seem very receptive.
Margaret wanted to discuss corporate IT strategy. I wish she would just help me figure out how to add an app to my Blackberry.
I showed off my new iPhone to the ICG guys. They thought it was cool. Because it is. Oh yeah.
Then I headed off to HR to meet with Trish. She and I discussed some totally confidential stuff. Can’t get into it now, cuz it’s confidential. Seriously.
After that I met with Donna. I guess it went well. Well, except for all the yelling and pointing.
That was a pretty busy morning – I needed a break! Time for some lunch…
Back to work. I took a call from a reporter who wanted to interview me. Important people have to do that kind of stuff.
After the interview, I went to the team meeting. I was pretty excited – because even though I didn’t make a big deal about it – today was my birthday! I couldn’t wait to see what the team had in store for me.
I walked into the room...and nothing. Just a regular old meeting.
No cake. No streamers. No presents. Not a single flake of confetti. I tried not to show my disappointment. But I think a few of them might have seen a little resin tear slide down my molded cheek.
I can’t remember what happened after that – I was too shocked. I know I talked for awhile. I think I lost their attention at one point.
I decided that I really needed to address their lack of enthusiasm for my birthday – but I didn’t know how to bring it up with them. A little research was in order.
All that reading tired me out, so I decided to grab a quick snack.
As I was eating my tasty banana, I noticed that all of my employees were heading - nay, SNEAKING, into the boardroom. Were they plotting against me? Why was I not invited to this secret meeting? I stormed into the boardroom – ready to read them the riot act.
Surprise!
Oh me. Oh my. They didn’t forget! It was all a ruse! I should have known they wouldn’t forget. After all, I was the boss! How could they forget my birthday!?!? I mean, who is more important in their lives than me? No one, that’s who!
I’m so glad they remembered. I would have hated to have to fire them all....(sort of)
I did my usual 30 minutes on the treadmill.
And then busted a sweat on the weight machine.
Then I headed upstairs. I checked my email, and attended a few meetings.
Stew wanted to discuss some numbers.
I talked to Christina about some new ideas I had. She didn’t seem very receptive.
Margaret wanted to discuss corporate IT strategy. I wish she would just help me figure out how to add an app to my Blackberry.
I showed off my new iPhone to the ICG guys. They thought it was cool. Because it is. Oh yeah.
Then I headed off to HR to meet with Trish. She and I discussed some totally confidential stuff. Can’t get into it now, cuz it’s confidential. Seriously.
After that I met with Donna. I guess it went well. Well, except for all the yelling and pointing.
That was a pretty busy morning – I needed a break! Time for some lunch…
Back to work. I took a call from a reporter who wanted to interview me. Important people have to do that kind of stuff.
After the interview, I went to the team meeting. I was pretty excited – because even though I didn’t make a big deal about it – today was my birthday! I couldn’t wait to see what the team had in store for me.
I walked into the room...and nothing. Just a regular old meeting.
No cake. No streamers. No presents. Not a single flake of confetti. I tried not to show my disappointment. But I think a few of them might have seen a little resin tear slide down my molded cheek.
I can’t remember what happened after that – I was too shocked. I know I talked for awhile. I think I lost their attention at one point.
I decided that I really needed to address their lack of enthusiasm for my birthday – but I didn’t know how to bring it up with them. A little research was in order.
All that reading tired me out, so I decided to grab a quick snack.
As I was eating my tasty banana, I noticed that all of my employees were heading - nay, SNEAKING, into the boardroom. Were they plotting against me? Why was I not invited to this secret meeting? I stormed into the boardroom – ready to read them the riot act.
Surprise!
Oh me. Oh my. They didn’t forget! It was all a ruse! I should have known they wouldn’t forget. After all, I was the boss! How could they forget my birthday!?!? I mean, who is more important in their lives than me? No one, that’s who!
I’m so glad they remembered. I would have hated to have to fire them all....(sort of)
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Brrrrrrrrr!
Friday, September 4, 2009
BAD DAY!
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
First Post!
Well, it's about time I created a blog of my own. After all, I am the boss.
I think I will use this blog to document my adventures in bossing.
I think I will use this blog to document my adventures in bossing.
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