So far, no bloodshed
Apr. 15th, 2005 03:26 pmI've had to handle some curve-ball problems, and make an extemp. product which I hate doing, had one pushy rep, grumpy customers, lost some of my time off next week, and had one really scary, busy moment, but I'm pleased to say that I'm going okay.
We might be going to Tasmania next month for a holiday. I'm really scared of holidays, because I don't understand why people go away. I don't know what to do on a holiday away from all of my stuff. Why go to a different place? What's there that's so much better than home? At the same time, I don't want to end up one of those people who dies alone buried under newspaper stacks, and nobody notices until the cats have eaten the best bits. I think my fear of holiday travel is one of the early stepping stones to this fate.
But what if the ferry gets hijacked? What if the cabins aren't comfortable? What if I get stuck in a really narrow corridor and they have to get the SES to disassemble the ferry around me before I die? What if the damn thing sinks and I can't get to the life boats (God, do they even have life boats?)
And that's just worrying about the trip over.
We might be going to Tasmania next month for a holiday. I'm really scared of holidays, because I don't understand why people go away. I don't know what to do on a holiday away from all of my stuff. Why go to a different place? What's there that's so much better than home? At the same time, I don't want to end up one of those people who dies alone buried under newspaper stacks, and nobody notices until the cats have eaten the best bits. I think my fear of holiday travel is one of the early stepping stones to this fate.
But what if the ferry gets hijacked? What if the cabins aren't comfortable? What if I get stuck in a really narrow corridor and they have to get the SES to disassemble the ferry around me before I die? What if the damn thing sinks and I can't get to the life boats (God, do they even have life boats?)
And that's just worrying about the trip over.