Returned to work today. We got a new boss right before I left and the rumors still abounded as to if the Ed Tech supervisor position would be filled. I had high hopes that the powers that be all came to agreement on where the department was heading in the six weeks I was gone. Sigh, hope spring eternal despite the fact that reality keeps getting in the way. It will be nice to just be a peon for a while, at least until I am feeling well enough to get bored.
Worked about 6-7 hours each day this week. I probably pushed it more than I had to, but I have a slight stubborn streak. Dad did act as my chauffeur however. I'm afraid by the time I'm smart enough to call it quits I'm too exhausted to drive myself home. Some day I may learn to listen when people tell me to take it easy.
"We must free ourselves of the hope that the sea will ever rest. We must learn to sail in high winds. —
Aristotle Onassis
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