April Fool

[kitanzi]

There's no April Fool joke like the one you play on yourself. *sigh*

Back in February a coworker was trying to line up shift swaps for the next couple months so she could take night classes two nights a week. I wound up agreeing to do every Tuesday in April, just because she's a nice person who has agreed to swap with me in the past when I've needed it. At my request, she sent me an email with the dates and everything, and I even forwarded it to myself at home so I'd have it handy.

Guess what I forgot? And guess what day this is?

Oh well, could be worse - could have been that she had an early shift, and I had a late shift, and I forgot. THAT would have been real trouble. This is just an embarassment, and since I live only 10 minutes away from work it's not even a huge deal. But yeah, I surely am the April Fool this year!

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Sunday is the shortest day of the year, 23 hours, thanks to "Spring ahead, Fall back".
So, come Monday, *you* can watch some of your co-workers come in at the wrong
time, having forgotten to spring ahead. It'll be your turn to inwardly gloat. [g]

Ann Onynous.

[kitanzi.livejournal.com]

Hmm, good point! I like that! :)

[rosefox]

I did that too: ended up staying at one home last night, with all my drawing tools at the other one. Today's drawing studio involved no lecture at all, just drawing. So I went home. The professor was amused. He had an air of potentially being less amused if I don't find another time to do the work we were supposed to do today.

Now I think I will nap.

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[kitanzi.livejournal.com]

Naps are good! Tolerantly amused professors are also good!