As much as I love to blog and frankly have never shied away from doing so during working hours, my co-worker has indicated she is overwhelmed.
Because we are a team, I have volunteered to take on additional work until my co-worker gets caught up.
That said I'd better wrap this here little post up.
As much as I've tried to figure out how to incorporate blogging in to my job description it never flies with the powers that be. And while the idea of living in a cardboard box and eating leftover remnants from the garbage sounds tempting...mmm I think I better play nice, help out a co-worker in need and follow the rules.
Man, this being good stuff sucks!
15 comments:
ick! i've been there a time or two myself. don't worry, we will be patiently awaiting your return. ; )
What?! You're letting WORK get in the way of BLOGGING? Where are your priorities, girl?! ;)
You're so nice. Can I send you my laundry?
I'm totally envious of those people who can blog at work. I need to get one of those jobs because I'm having trouble blogging while being a SAHM. My little bosses keep me to busy to blog!
Sheesh, some people have such high standards.
We will patiently await your return!
I know exactly how you feel. Exactly.
Damn coworkers.
I can relate because I am currently being both myself and my boss for the remainder of the week. A rather busy week so far.
Coworkers. Sheesh.
If anyone could make a cardboard box look chic, it's you. :-)
Oh, I hate it when work (and life) gets in the way of blogging!
Thank goodness for my office door.
My LOCKED office door.
;)
Hope you're both caught up soon!
Does your boss not understand the importance of blogging?!
you could just help her out the window?
A relaxed mind is a productive mind.
Some people stretch every hour, some play a quick round of solitaire...we happen to blog. Get over it Mr Boss Man!
That is why you need to find a computer geek for a boss who doesn't care how much time you spend online as long as your work is getting done. I had one. I quit that job. But as soon as I rejoin the workforce, that will be my number one criteria. Not salary. Not job interest. My ability to be online, unsupervised.
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