Lake Lewisia #624

She kept pace with the sleepwalker, walking nearly backward to face him, and tossed the afghan up and around his shoulders like a hunter netting a bird. Each row flowed through her fingers, familiar from a summer of stitching, to settle warmly on the latest winter-chilled person she found on her early morning patrols. Every avid crafter needed a host of recipients for their finished projects--or else a great deal of storage space--and she had found hers in the unwaking wanderers shivering on the streets in their restless dreams.

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LL#624

Today's Keyboard Smash

The latest bullshit is that they let one of the departments go home early. On previous holidays (when our department was slow and could have afforded to leave), we've been told that no one can go home early unless all the departments/individuals are able to leave. Originally it was going to be all the departments but mine leaving, but one of them got stuck with us. But the biggest department? Yep, released early for good behavior, I guess.

Again, this smacks of some serious unfairness in policy application. I am not well pleased. I am also, however, now on break for four days, and I am sick to death of thinking or experiencing emotions about work. I wish to only experience emotions about video games and baking.