In a Hundred Years Who Will Care?
This has been one of those weeks that you keep telling yourself, "Just get through this one and it will all be better..."
I can only hope that will be true, however I think it may be more like, "Just get through the next 6 months and it will be tolerable!"
On Tuesday my boss announced (at about 4:55 p.m.) that she had resigned and her last day was February 15th. This sent me and my entire department into a major tailspin. I didn't sleep at all and last night wasn't much better.
My departmental structure is like this:
My boss
Me
Coordinator
Admin. Assistant
So we are not that big and we are enveloped in this huge corporate educational monster of a "business".
Yesterday I got an email from the President summoning me and the other 25 leadership staff to an "Information Meeting" on Monday from 4-5. Well, I will be in Florida, so that ain't gonna happen. I know that the bulk of this meeting will encompass my department and I will have to find out second hand.
I don't know what they are going to do, but we have major stuff about to happen and I just want to know. Tell me, Tell me, Tell me.
I feel like when I was a little girl and my parents would take me and my sister on "surprise" trips. Sometimes it would be the circus, or a picnic, or the doctor. Tell me, Tell me, Tell me!
When I was three years old my mom was pregnant with my little sister and she and my dad decided to take me to my first circus. We were on our way and we stopped at a rest stop. My mom said that she took me in to the bathroom and I looked up at her with joy in my face and said, "Pretty Bathroom..." She said it was precious. I thought that was where they were taking me and I was excited about it!
That is the way I have always been. My husband laughs at me because I get excited about the silliest things. It does not take much for me to be totally thrilled. I tell him he should be glad that I am happy with the "little things". He laughs and says, "Yes I should". wink wink grin grin
He says I remind him of Dharma from the show "Dharma and Greg". I get all excited and act like a little kid about even simple little things.
You know what? I am glad that this is the way God made me. Although this same trait means that I get upset about "little" things as well.
I am not saying what is going on in my life right now is "little", but in the grand scheme of things they are.
In a hundred years who will care? Not me :)

6 Comments:
Keep on being vivacious, Dharma. The joy, and worry, over little things makes you what you are...
I hope you have a chance to move up into the possition left open by your boss.
Thank you John
Euphorically,
Dharma
smile , take a deep breath and know that you still have, "you" you can get through this and maybe something better is waiting around the next bend? could be.
Believe it or not, this is the reason that you're successful.That is the attitude that everyone should have.I say, be you, the best you can be.You're right Sis, in a hundred years who'll care.
I love you dearly.Tee
ps.I love the new name.Take care.
Michael,
You are smart, talented, beautiful, and outstanding...in every way. You will deal with this situation with class and bounce into a new success.
This is a difficult situation and we will just pray that the new boss will be excellent...which I'm sure she will be....because it could be YOU!!!!
You are more wonderful that you know....There isn't a day that goes by that I don't wish that you my coworker again. I miss you so much....
So, don't let this get you down...this might just be another door opening.....
My real prayer is that you become the boss,there would never be anyone as classy or as talented and caring as you. You're brilliant enough to lead anyone, and you should.Plus, more than anything, you're fair.
I've got my fingers toes, and eyes crossed...
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