It IS!Today was a holiday with our company. I agreed to work today in order to start the training at my new project. I was supposed to start there this morning. Instead my new boss and old boss decided that I should spend the morning at my "old" project, training the person who is taking my place. Not a problem, right? Well, not a problem when your boss doesn't have an amzing incredible case of PMS and bites your fucking head off for no good reason. Although my "old" boss also has a case of the "I'm always right"'s and the "Can't you read my fucking mind" - itis. She must have had a bad weekend or maybe having a bad self image day, because I went to tell her something that I thought she would want to know about and she rips into me about "Don't I have something better to do than tattle on a vendor?" and "Didn't I see that she's far too important to be bothered with such menial bullshit?" So, I'm still feeling a little sensitive about the lack of acknowledgment on Friday - so there is one emotion for the day - DISGUST.I start training the new girl (who is really nice and picked up right away that the boss was being a biatch - score one for the new girl) and I'm supposed to leave after lunch. My new boss calls and tells my old biatch (erm, boss) that if she needs me to continue to train the new girl that I should just stay where I was at for the day. He had some things come up and wasn't going to have time to train me anyway. Did I mention earlier that today is a paid holiday within the company and that I could have spent my whole fucking day in pajamas catching up with my good friends Erica and Tad in Pine Valley, Dorian and Vicki in Llanview, Luke and Sonny in Port Charles AND Dr. Phil AND my best friend Oprah. There's emotion #2 - ANGER.Unfortunately, my son is still not feeling better. My husband knew I was having a bad day at work and knew that our son needed to see the doctor again today, so he scheduled an appointment for him early enough that I got out of work early - emotion #3 folks - SURPRISE.I'm worried about my son. I feel terrible for him that we haven't found a permanent solution to his sinus/nasal issues. It's uncomfortable for him and if I must be 100% honest - it makes me look like a really shitty mother. I mean - what the hell kind of lousy mother lets her child run around with this terrible nose issue. Have I ever heard of a freakin' pediatrician - you see, they're these doctors who take care of children - including their noses..... So we sit and sit and sit at the doctors office while she tries to find a place that our insurance will pay for a CT scan tomorrow so that we can get him started on some sort of medication for the nose. Guess what - that's emotion #4 - ANTICIPATION.My mom called me tonight. Apparently my drama queen grandmother has been on the phone to my Uncle and Cousins out on the East Coast telling them all about how sick she is, but how my mom, sister and I aren't taking her to the doctor or helping her out. Which, for the record, is complete and utter BULLSHIT! My sister, God Bless her - takes my grandmother grocery shopping, to the doctor, to the salon to get her haircut and toes done, to funerals, to weddings - you name the place, my sister takes her there. Since I've moved back from Wyoming, I'm really trying to help more. My mom helps as much as she can (is willing...) but really, the brunt of this falls on my sister. What burns me is that my grandma makes us out to be really terrible people, when we're doing our best to help her. It's just that we all work and we can't be at her beck and call. The three of us ended up on a conference call with the relatives out East where I think we (hopefully) explained to them that we are trying, she is seeing a GOOD doctor and we're not just letting her sit and rot all by her lonesome self. That would be emotion #5 for those who are keeping count - SHOCK. That's right, SHOCK. I'm in shock that after all we do for her, that she thinks that we could be doing more - when the truth is - we really should be doing much less.My sister started her period today. More than the fact that I'm now out $500 - I'm just devastated for her. Until you've been through the heartache of not being able to get pregnant as easily as everyone else does - it's hard to understand what she's going through. I've been in her shoes, although I never had to take the steps that she's about to. I managed to get pregnant two weeks before I was to meet with my OB/GYN for initial infertility work-ups. The truth is - I feel all sorts of emotions regarding this one subject. I am angry that she has to go through this. I am angry that God would put her through this. She was always the good kid - she doesn't deserve this roller-coaster with more downs than ups. I am so sympathetic, but I also feel helpless because I know that there is nothing I can do for her. But mostly, I feel emotion #6 - SORROW. And Lisa - I do. Please think about what we talked about earlier tonight, don't be too strong to admit that it might help you out. And no, it is not proper to apologize afterwards.I'm sitting here blogging right now listening to my son and my husband argue over whether or not his new daycare teacher's name is Nicole or not - it's going something like this:DS (Dear Son): "Yeah Nih-Toll"
DH (Dear Husband): "No Nicole"
DS: "Yeah Nih-Toll"
DH: "No Nicole"
DS: "Yeah Nih-Toll"
DH: "No Nicole"
DS: "Yeah Nih-Toll"
DH: "No Nicole"
DS: "Yeah Nih-Toll"
DH: "No Nicole"
And it's quite possible that this could go on all night. Emotion #7 - JOY, sheer joy. I'm about to go tuck my little guy into bed and thank God for him. I try not to let a day go by where I don't thank God for him and then I feel my final emotion for the night - GRATITUDE.