Alternate title: Monday Morning Musings
Or: I consider my every little thought so intricately facinating, that I just can't help but share. I know you wanna hear 'em.
1. I wish it was a wee bit colder outside so we'd have snow instead of rain.
2. I wish that little blinky light telling me I have messages to check would just go away.
3. It's only 3 weeks until Christmas holiday, woo-hoo!
4. My Monday 'to-do' list is depressing me.
I am a mental health worker. What this means, I am still not sure. All I know is that I can REALLY sympathize with my clients sometimes. Oh yeah, and I'm Canadian, eh?
Showing posts with label mood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mood. Show all posts
Monday, December 5, 2011
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Foot in Mouth Disease
A co-worker of mine is having a bad week.
She works in the front-reception area of our office. The other day a woman from a community partner came in to pick up a large box of information pamphlets. My co-worker kindly offered to help, as she told the woman she should not have to carry such a heavy load when she was pregnant!
Ah, turns out she wasn’t pregnant.
A day or two later, this same co-worker was at a community event hosting our information booth. She was handing out these little cards we have with a black square in the middle where you press your thumb to read your “mood” (kinda like the old mood rings). Red=tense, blue=relaxed, green=calm etc.
A man approached and she gave him a card. He looked at it and said, what is this, is it working? Oh no, she says, you’re black! Uh, yeah, I know I’m black he says. Because he was. Black. Ack, no, I meant you’re still black she stumbles. Offended and confused, he walked away saying I know that, you don’t have to tell me!
She went from white to about 5 shades of red.
It was good for a laugh back at the office at least. Which we all need every now and then to help go from red to blue (or green, whatever).
She works in the front-reception area of our office. The other day a woman from a community partner came in to pick up a large box of information pamphlets. My co-worker kindly offered to help, as she told the woman she should not have to carry such a heavy load when she was pregnant!
Ah, turns out she wasn’t pregnant.
A day or two later, this same co-worker was at a community event hosting our information booth. She was handing out these little cards we have with a black square in the middle where you press your thumb to read your “mood” (kinda like the old mood rings). Red=tense, blue=relaxed, green=calm etc.
A man approached and she gave him a card. He looked at it and said, what is this, is it working? Oh no, she says, you’re black! Uh, yeah, I know I’m black he says. Because he was. Black. Ack, no, I meant you’re still black she stumbles. Offended and confused, he walked away saying I know that, you don’t have to tell me!
She went from white to about 5 shades of red.
It was good for a laugh back at the office at least. Which we all need every now and then to help go from red to blue (or green, whatever).
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