It all started with the queasiness, the dizziness, the feeling in the back of your mind that you have missed a period and you just KNOW.

Well, I bought a pee test and VOILA!! Positive. I was a little afraid to tell hubby at first but he was fine.

I’ve had my first round of bloodwork and my first ultrasound is on August 6th (to tell us how far along I am).

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Aug 6th:
It’s official:

February 26, 2011!!

Next appts:
August 16 – OBGYN
Sept 15 – Family Doc
Oct 7 – Ultrasound!!

I do like my job. I have to admit that it’s pretty laid back. The people I report to are very reasonable and very down to earth.

I do not like being a back-up, however. It’s part of my job that I am a back up for another person. I don’t mind it much, except you don’t expect that person to miss 1 day a week!!

I have things to do, too. I dont sit around waiting to cover for you.

What really gets me upset is when people come to me (filling in the other position) and ask where things are and what the status is. Let me tell you … I DO NOT KNOW!!

I do not sit at that person’s desk everyday. I do not know where they keep their shit.

I do know that when I trained that person, they were well aware of where things should be kept – Get this… IN CASE THEY ARE NOT IN!!!!

Now, they call in sick, and guess what. People are coming to me asking where her shit is. IDFK!!!

I check the bin for pick-ups. I check the sheet for out-going work. These places are the places where I should find the items I need. Wrong.

Not there.

When someone trains you and tells you why we do things the way we do, please understand that it’s not because we want to make your life harder (we know you are perfect) it’s to help the people out that fill in for you, so you can take a day off when you need to.

Consideration is key.

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