I’m tired and I’m cranky. I’m up to my eyeballs in brochures and I’ve been commandeered to work at our General Assembly next month. Ack—Atlanta traffic. I don’t like standing at a booth looking friendly and properly Christian. I have to remember to watch my language. I expect to be bored out of my mind.
Cranky Update: I also have to read a book for work. It's a book about biblical work principles. The fellow who wrote it is a nice guy and he has a great ministry, but I don't want to sit around tomorrow discussing this book when I have tons of work to do. So far, the book says nothing new. I expect to be bored out of my mind. I also expect to be irritated by the discussion. Don't you hate it when management starts trying to instill a work ethic in you? And then they pull out the Bible to back it up. I mean, really, does it help me to find the origins of work conflict in the Garden of Eden. No it does not. I start feeling all anti-establishment.
Where is the General Assembly being held?
ReplyDeleteTentmaker: You know, I guess I should find that out, now that I actually have to show up. A hotel smack dab in the middle of downtown, I imagine.
ReplyDeleteOh, gosh... that biblical work ethic books makes me feel ill. And I don't even have to read it. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteall good reasons to be cranky, ma'am.
ReplyDeleteI want to give you some kind of appropriate, power to the people message here like "stick it to the man!" or something but nothing comes to mind.
hey Mad alice maybe you can stay at the hotel and read blogs all night :)
ReplyDeleteseriously hope it's not as bad as you fear!
be blessed
Honey, remind me to give you my PDA so you can surf the web while looking busy. HA. HA. HA.
ReplyDeleteUgh. I, too, wish I had some good anti-establishment advice for you. (Take your husband up on the PDA offer. It may be your only hope! ha ha!)
ReplyDeleteWell, I wanted to know where because I work in the middle of downtown. I might come by and see you.
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