For that relief, much thanks

[bookzombie]

Well, that's a week that I'm glad to have got out of the way.

I dunno what it is but the last couple of weeks I seem to have been exceptionally tired most of the time (I've been home three weeks now so I don't think I can blame it on jet lag).

So of course, work has been its usual extremely busy self, with lots of me doing several other people's jobs again. Sigh. Still, I am almost where I am supposed to be, though I could do without my boss sending me an email first thing Friday morning (and I mean first thing: about 12:40 a.m. - she has weird work and sleep patterns) volunteering me to present stuff at the design stage launch on Monday, which of course I am a)unprepared for and b)have little time to get prepared.

As you may have gathered, working at Yell seems to vary between the best job I have ever had and hell on Earth!

Still, had a very good night's sleep last night, the best for ages.

I'm still trying to shift that last couple of pounds of extra fat that I seemed somehow to pick up while I was in the States (funny how that happens...). I've been reasonably disciplined, but I'm not getting to the gym as often as I would like to. Definitely feeling like less of a complete lard ball now than I did a week ago, though.

On the good side, rehearsals for the concert are quite enjoyable, though Kathy, who is directing and choreographing most of the concert, is a little inconsistent. There's been a lot of this sort of thing:
'Do I do this move 2 or 3 times?'
'Oh two.'
'But last week we did it three times. Have you changed it or have you just forgotten?' Given that she was one of the people who was rude about Eve's choreography in the last show, this is a bit rich...

Comments

[pigeonhed.livejournal.com]

It's funny, musicals themselves don't hold a lot of interest for me. (I think we had this conversation before) The little bits of society politics that you give are fascinating because they parallel groups in other areas.