That little quote that was put in MUD Mag couldn’t mean more to me than I thought. You really don’t realise how good the day before was until the next day. Which will be too late to go back to. But then everyone has bad days right? I’ve suffered days like this before, I can get through it, can’t I?
I got shock news when I found out that a family friend, my Nans next door neighbour passed away suddenly today from a massive heart attack. It’s taken me by surprise, which is bad enough, but I’m worried about my Nan. She gets herself in a state about most things, but this time of year has never been “merry” for her ever since my Grandad passed away. She was very close to her neighbour. I don’t want anything to happen to her.
I don’t think my mind will properly be in work tomorrow. I doubt I’ll get much sleep as there are kids in the house that don’t seem to appreciate sleep. Plus some idiot was stealing stuff from the clothes cage at work so now it has to be locked all the time like the rest of the GM cages, but instead of leaving the key on the cage key keychain with the others, the clothing key is locked away in the managers office in the managers key box. So I waste time getting the key to the box from the manager (which is a task within itself findig the manager, and not an enjoyable one when said manager is a grumpy git), go to the managers office to retrieve the clothing key and then go and find the manager again to give the key back. Repeat when going off duty. I may just suggest leaving it on the GM cage keys. It makes so much more sense that way. I hope newspapers are busy tomorrow, then I can avoid doing clothing. Or hope that one of the good managers are in. Blargh. It’s going to be a long day.
I would like a hug