I have had this project in my cubicle for a month now. I've have started and stopped this project so many times. I just can't believe that in more than 10 years, no one has weeded these books.
This is the deal. There is a truck of books in my cubicle that need to be sorted. I need to decide what will stay, what will be destroyed, what will be donated, etcetera. So far, the oldest book was published in 1898. Now management knows darn well that if these books have been in storage for more than 10 years, no one is missing them. But, like the good worker bee that I am, I will go through the dirty, dusty books. I will sneeze my way through this project. Dust is an allergy/asthma trigger for me, so I will suffer for the sake of my job.
PLEASE SEND POSITIVE THOUGHTS MY WAY, BECAUSE I JUST WANT TO CHUCK ALL OF THESE BOOKS AND CALL IT A DAY!!!!!
6 comments:
Ok. So you know I don't have anything positive to say. But go with your FIRST thought and up chuck all of those damn books.
Brown first name John
John,
I am trying to be positive and save some of the books because someone may want to read them. That someone just won't be ME.
I'm with John...pretend like you're sifting thru them (while you're secretly blogging) and then a week later box them mutha fuckas up and chuck 'em!
But if you insist on actually DOING IT...bring plenty of kleenex and take your medication!!
Phoenix and John,
I am proud to tell you that my chuck pile has grown. As a matter of fact, it is starting to outshine the keepers.
Aw dayum ... Get one of those masks like medical workers wear. Medical supply to the rescue!
OneCoolHoney,
I have been tempted to bring one to work. I finally finished the first round of weeding. I might bring a mask for the future projects. Thanks for the suggestion.
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