Should have seen this coming.

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

Since we leave in the morning to visit Anglea’s grandfather down in Louisiana, and since that means I’ll be out of the office on Monday, and since today marks the first working day of the year, I probably should have thought about the fact that being gone on the second working day of the year would require me to get alll of the month and year-end reporting done in one day. I did it, with about 10 minutes to spare, but man I am just mentally exhausted right now. Too many little details and numbers and accounting stuff for one day.

And to think I used to do accounting stuff all day every day before I got into IT. How did I do that? *L*

Have a good weekend, be back on Tuesday!

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