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Yup. Still not loving OT. Yet when it comes up again, I'll probably forget this fact, and take it again. Yesterday was a productive day if nothing else. I didn't have delivery updates, as my coworker was there on OT. I will have them again today and tomorrow. I know there's a hundred updates left from yesterday, so I'm starting the day in the hole. This does not excite me, especially since I expect this to be a big update day as the transport companies get back in the swing of things post Christmas.
I've been trying to get up a little early, so that I have a full two hours before I have to start work. Normally, I get up at 6:30am, but I've been trying to get up at 6 just for that extra half hour. That gives me time to have two cups of coffee, and relax a little before I have to be "on."
My manager must be the worst typist known to mankind. It takes him forever to type out a good morning, and when it comes to doing things, he prefers to call. I think I've heard his voice more often than I heard my previous mangers in the entire quarantine. I don't mind it, I just think it's...kind of cute. They seem to have a good grip on things otherwise, so if he wants to call, he can call.
Still in prep mode for D&D. Rereading the parts of the module we're likely to get to the first night. Waiting to see how many players I'm actually going to have. Right now, there's 8 who have signed into Roll20, and had character sheets handed out. (Roll20 is weird that only the DM can create character sheets.) Jess is still laughing about the zero session, so at the very least, they had a good time.
I've been trying to get up a little early, so that I have a full two hours before I have to start work. Normally, I get up at 6:30am, but I've been trying to get up at 6 just for that extra half hour. That gives me time to have two cups of coffee, and relax a little before I have to be "on."
My manager must be the worst typist known to mankind. It takes him forever to type out a good morning, and when it comes to doing things, he prefers to call. I think I've heard his voice more often than I heard my previous mangers in the entire quarantine. I don't mind it, I just think it's...kind of cute. They seem to have a good grip on things otherwise, so if he wants to call, he can call.
Still in prep mode for D&D. Rereading the parts of the module we're likely to get to the first night. Waiting to see how many players I'm actually going to have. Right now, there's 8 who have signed into Roll20, and had character sheets handed out. (Roll20 is weird that only the DM can create character sheets.) Jess is still laughing about the zero session, so at the very least, they had a good time.
