Ugh. Part of me sort of feels the need to clarify my last entry, and then another part of me thinks it's fine as is. I mean, I'm sure nobody really cares all that much about the specifics.
And things have been happening during work this week, and I made mental notes to come here and document/analyze those things. But now I'm here, and I'm just not really into it. Maybe none of it was really all that important after all.
I guess the major thing is that starting next week, my promotion is OFFICIAL. As in it will be announced and I will start being paid accordingly. Happiness. Glee. *pats self on back*
I'm also confused about my work friendships. Every day something totally weird and baffling happens, and it's the type of stuff that makes me stop and wonder why I feel the need to be friends with some of these people. And I guess it's sort of pathetic on my part, but the work people are pretty much the only people I associate with often enough to be friends with. Outside of work, I only know a couple of people locally, and they are via the husband. All my long-term best buddies are back across the country where I grew up.
I'm just not very good at socializing and making new friends. Not even at work really. I guess I'm just a loner type. I'm one of those people who, when it all boils down, really,
really likes to be alone and independent. However, I'm always struggling internally with my need for friends, sympathetic ears and kindred spirits. Perhaps I am just too much of a freak to find these "kindreds."
Wow, I am getting far too deep here. Anyway, if more stuff along these lines happens, I'm sure it will end up here in some LJ entry of mine down the road to be overly dissected and pondered as per usual.
Aside of all the craziness/drama/stress/weirdness at work, the only other major thing going on for me is Guitar Hero Aerosmith. Yes, also very lame on my part. Sometimes I step outside myself and look at me, and I just seem so lame. I mean, I'm a 30-year-old woman nerding out over a video game marketed toward teenage boys. WTF? How big of a loser am I?
But god, it is so much fun. It's a challenging sort of escape that sucks away hours and hours of my life. I'm actually a little disappointed with the Aerosmith version. There's fewer songs, the song selection (other than the Aerosmith songs) is not that great, and it's super easy compared to the other Guitar Heroes. I really would've preferred more of a challenge. And I can't tell if it seems to be so easy because it really is, or because I'm so well-practiced at GH III. But I still love it. I just wish there was MORE to it.
OK, I'm done geeking out about it. I think I've quite possibly out-nerded and uber annoyed everyone with my incessant talk about it.
Oh hey, 1 more day this week and then it's the weekend for me because of July 4th. Sweet!