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Jul 302010
 

Finishing up my second full week. Cricket didn’t even bother coming in today. Yesterday she dropped by briefly to check on things and see how confident I felt about having her only come in one or two days a week.

“I think I’ve got a handle on the day-to-day stuff,” I told her.

“I agree,” she said, then sniffed, “y’all don’t need me any more.”

So she said she wasn’t going to bother coming in today, and stressed that I could call or e-mail her any time if I had a question about anything at all.

She didn’t miss much. It was a very slow day for us; I got one bill in the mail, and had a few things to file. I called a vendor to make sure they’d received a return, and spent the rest of my time helping the office manager with the little work she had to do. Toward afternoon the associate pastor made an appearance, and the three of us gathered in the kitchen and made sandwiches out of some leftovers from a recent event, and chatted about the church goings-on and our families and the weather.

They both tell me things will get much busier in the fall, when people return from vacations and the various church programs all start up again.

What She Actually Said

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Jul 272010
 

“Sure, I’ll check my bag for them. How did the day go?”

At least now if it turns out the disks are missing, she’s prepared for the possibility.

 Posted by at 5:55 pm

Still Freaked

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Jul 262010
 

Cricket wasn’t at work today; her doctor told her to take some time off. I was still able to ask questions via phone and e-mail.

I was tempted to not mention the disks, but if Cricket’s going to be mad at me, better to get it over with. I sent her an e-mail explaining that the disks were not where I’d left them, and asking her to check her bag to make sure she hadn’t gathered them up by mistake.

Still, my big-girl panties didn’t quite fit—I waited until just before I left to send it.

So tomorrow I should find out for sure whether Cricket had the disks all along.

What I Hope She Says:

“You were right, they were in my bag all this time. I hope you didn’t worry too much about this.”

Much More Likely:

“They weren’t in my bag either. Are you sure you left them in the office? I told you not to lose those, they cost me $400!”

*fret*

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