Ok. Just as a warning, I am starting this blog out as a whine, but it will end on a good note. Promise.
It's been a while since I have worked in Denver, so I wasn't disappointed when I only knew 4 people in the building. I was even happy to find out that I could get by with the 1 pair of work pants - which I probably will never wear again. And, I admit, was ecstatic when I found out that I am only working 5 mins from the house (versus 1 hour). However, the fact that I failed to not figure out my job, get my all of the necessary accounts, and figure out who everyone was slightly disappointed me. More than slightly, actually. I think that I whined about it the whole weekend. I'll apologize to Steve at some point in time, but not any time soon.
My second week (this being Tuesday) was quite a bit better. I have found out how to contact my old co-workers (HI CO-WORKERS); know the names of at least 3 more people; and have figured out the best place to get a good cup of decaf. Best of all, I KNOW WHAT MY JOB IS...well at least for the next 2 months. It's going to change after that, but I can live.
The best part about both weeks is watching my belly get bigger. It makes me smile :-). I have to admit, I check it out every morning to see if there is any noticeable growth. Whether there is or isn't, I imagine that there is, and that is making each passing week better than the last.
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
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About Me
- Misplaced Capoeirista
- I have studied many Martial Arts, but none have come close to making me feel the way that Capoeira makes me feel. It's more than just the music, the rhythm, the singing; it's the community that comes with it. The love in the room is so strong when we play and sing together that I can't describe it. Now that I am separated from my group, I am feeling lost and somewhat isolated. I am looking foward to the new adventures that lay ahead of me while knowing that my Capoeira family will always be a call away.