Category Archives: Office Life
Weekly Card – Time for Study?
Once again I was tempted to try a different deck and pull a different card, but I’ve sort of learned to go with whatever comes up. Here we have the … Continue reading
Dispatch from the Zone – My Excuse
It’s been an odd couple of weeks for me. Starting with the Thanksgiving holiday, where I grumbled about having to take Friday as personal vacation because my company doesn’t give … Continue reading
Feeling Creative?
Here’s our lovely card for the week, the Ace of Wands from the Victorian Romantic Tarot by Baba Studio in Prague. The Ace of Wands is the root of the … Continue reading
Save Yourself
I know I’ve been very dull and nearly incommunicado lately, but my precious free time is going more to my stories than my blog. Here are the two opening paragraphs … Continue reading
Endings and Beginnings
I have to apologize, this week’s card is perhaps not as uplifting as some of the others. There is truth in the quote, though. How could an ending not mean … Continue reading
Dispatch from the Zone: Paranoia, problem, or just hurt feelings?
I’m starting to get the distinct impression my boss just does not like me. She has barely spoken to me since I’ve been here (nearly 2 months now), yet seems … Continue reading
First Skirmish with the New Boss
I’ve had minimal contact with the new boss, apart from a few emails exchanged in regards to scheduling a few things on her calendar, canceling some others. Blah, blah. Nothing … Continue reading
She’s HEEEEeeeeerrrrrree
I stopped in at Powells on the way home tonight to get my copy which I pre-ordered way back when. I can hardly wait to dig in to this one … Continue reading
Death by New Job
…and this is about how I feel at the end of the first week: Gracie wants to know why I’m not getting her dinner. The bus driver is a … Continue reading
5 Seemingly Harmless Things That Are Stressing You Out
Hysterical, and frightening. Read this on Cracked.com Ever fly into a rage for no reason? You think you’re calm, but something comes along and pricks your balloon, and suddenly you’re … Continue reading
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