WhiteTea3

The past two people who came through my office didn’t listen when I told them NO. I’m trying to keep people from entering my office, no pleasantries, just “I need” and expecting me to jump. I work at a desk, and one guy asked, “Are you busy?” He looked shocked when I said, “Yes,” and continued typing an email. He said, “but you’re just sitting there,” and laughed. and stood there. waiting for me to acknowledge him again. He tried to hand me a USB drive and said,”You just need to print this out for me.”

That’s when I should have said NO!!!! and left the room. Instead, I said, “no, I’m not going to be able to print that out for you.” He just stood there. smiling at me. I ignored him until he went away to find someone else to print out his document.

Important Note: The guy isn’t my boss, isn’t my customer and isn’t typically so rude (so I didn’t know to run when he first entered the room.)

I’m notorious in my knitting group as the one who does not ever finish a project. I think 12 projects per year is a reasonable goal, especially since I have sooooo many UnFinished Objects (UFO’s) around my house.

My friend G. is having a birthday gathering on May 9th at 3pm. My May goal is to finish a cute pair of gloves for her.

In keeping with the goal of paring down my clothes piles, I’m also going to work toward better laundry management. I’m tired of pulling clothes from the dryer and throwing them on just because they are the easiest clothes to find and I know they are clean. I’m shooting for having my clothes in my closet and dresser-where they belong-instead of on the dresser or in a pile to be folded and put away.