The run of
the Rat Rods at the Automotive Museum is almost over. George is enthusiastic when a show first
starts. After a few months he’s burned
out. He’s reached that stage with the
Rat Rods. The museum still hasn’t found
a replacement for Poolie, but the volunteers plug on with minimal supervision.
I heard a bit about her before I got
there, and I even got a chance to read her Linkedin page. I wasn’t ready for her constant talk about
all the boards she is on or her many questions about what I do. I gather from the staff gossip that she was
upset about the Facebook page…then was told I did it. Later she was upset that the books were so
messy. Of course they are if I haven’t
been there a week. Then she was told I was
the one who did the books. Later she was
upset that so many customers stayed in back shopping the bookshelves.
I just did my job with the
books then moved on to sorting clothes.
Gossip again tells me that she has alienated most of the Monday and
Tuesday staffing. When I mentioned all
this to G, he commented that perhaps she was afraid. I’ve been through a lot of managers here, and
this sounds about right.
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· 0910: Marked my ballot and got it ready to mail. Heavy on the dems and fiscal conservatives.
· 1030: Hair cut at:
It’s so long it resembles that of a mad woman. Maybe I am a mad woman.
· 1230: Discovered
the front tires are out of camber on the truck.
Made an appointment for new front tires, replacing the spare with the
better of the two fronts. Have a new Anne Perry to take with me to read. Have lovely new tires, and found the problem. The suspension is worn out. Much to my amusement, the spare tire was original.
hope the new boss didn't dislocate her arm patting herself on the back
ReplyDeleteThis doesn't sound like much fun!
ReplyDeleteGet your hair cut--it will boost your spirits.
Hey, it did. It came out cute.
DeleteBreaking in a new manager is never easy!.
ReplyDeleteSome people are not cut out to be bosses, but maybe she will learn.
ReplyDeleteSo much for hoping the new manager would be a good thing. I only had one bad one in all my working years and boy can they make a day long.
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