But alas, I'm reaching the point where I don't care anymore. Too long spent on high alert when things aren't truly life-or-death has left me--and a fair amount of my team--with adrenal fatigue. At least they still have their sense of humor, such as this pic, which one of them sent to me recently.
Monday, May 20, 2013
Sunday, May 5, 2013
While I was working...
Guy went to a local nursery and bought some tomato plants, jalapeƱo plants, and onions and planted them outside in my various containers. With all of May being taken up by deadlines, I figured I just wasn't doing a garden this year, but Guy said no, no, no.
Friday, May 3, 2013
With T minus 96 hours to go
The equipment consultant is useless, the guy redlining the exterior details has taken a computer off of an empty desk and holed up in a conference room, the owner won't send me information about all their owner-supplied-contractor-installed equipment, the IT consultant keeps emailing me about the MOB (we're starting on that on Tuesday! Did you finish the hospital yet? Well then get back there and finish the hospital! If you don't eat your meat, you can't have any pudding!), the owner's rep keeps emailing my staff for random floor plans and information...
...and my co-project manager/architect/right hand woman is having to work from home, because she's starting to have weird pre-labor pains. Did I mention Chloe was pregnant? She is, and any day now she won't be any more. Right in time for the deadline.
...and my co-project manager/architect/right hand woman is having to work from home, because she's starting to have weird pre-labor pains. Did I mention Chloe was pregnant? She is, and any day now she won't be any more. Right in time for the deadline.
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