Better mood

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

Nothing like meeting the wife downtown for lunch to make the “grrr” morning attitude go away. Thanks, honey!

Of course, now that I need to go track someone down to tell me about this intern that’s supposedly coming in at some point, the attitude might be back. Or should I just pretend not to know anything since really no one told me, I only overhead a mention of it in the hallway earlier? Would having the person show up and not have a PC for them teach those people a lesson? Oh wait, that’s what happened last year, so, obviously, they don’t learn. 🙂

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