So today driving to work it's not like we're being hailed with fire and brimstone. Yes the government I didn't want to win, won, but they won a minority which is the best I could have hoped for in the situation (well I'll believe that the minority will keep 'em in check just enough to not f*** us over *too* badly, but then again I only just started getting into this whole politics game)
Exciting time at work with my co-worker now blaming me for her stress. Sure I probably stress her out, but she frustrates me also. When you mention something in passing, like “Oh, can you order these special PMS colours because it's becoming too much of a hassle to mix them?” and I say “Yea it's possible” and we say nothing of it after, how was I supposed to know that meant “Well order it you f***tard!” And when I'm asked “Did you order it yet?” and I go “No, I didn't know you wanted me to” And you start going on about how I don't listen to you and how I don't take instruction… other than becoming defensive in my explaination of why what did or didn't happen… either did or didn't happen, how the hell do you EXPECT me to act?!? Oh work. I could go on, for so long.
She's still convinced she doesn't give me a hard time. She also is convinced she doesn't give anyone else a hard time. I have yet to figure out why that if EVERYONE has an attitude problem but you, and EVERYONE is against you, and EVERYONE is “out to get you” why on earth you think the problem is EVERYONE, and not you.
Edit: I realize that all sounds very juvinile and like I haven't been in the working world a long time, well I haven't. But seriously, she thinks I'm taking things “too personally” and I “read too much into it” when she's saying stuff, but I'm not exaggerating when I say everyone thinks she talks to all of us like we're 5 years old. It's condesending and it's annoying, and it's what gets people mad at you. Either she doesn't get it, doesn't wanna get it or plain likes frustrating us. I'm not sure.
Gym was wonderful. I still find the floor exercises silly as all hell and will likely never do them again when I'm at the gym myself, but it's all stuff I can do at home. And there's something exhiliarting about knowing that my trainer's been upping my weights without telling me, but at the same time still being challenging, and definitely a challenge I can do. Finally, I have to say I like doing my cardio before my weights, because doing it after just feels anticlimactic. And I need a good stash of AAA battaries, and another 500mb of hardcore mp3's.