What are you gonna do tomorrow

[richard]

I'll be going to the ER. 

[odeon]

I'm trying to.

Don't get into the habit of calling her a moron at all, ever, under any circumstances, in that case.

If you do, it will be too easy for it to just slip out at the office and seriously harm your relationship with the CEO. 

At least it would be too easy for it to slip out for me.

I think you should make a point of only ever calling her by her name.

What does she do and how has she been annoying you at work?  Have she and your CEO been married for a long time or was it a workplace romance?

I think they've been married for a long time. At least quite some time before he became our CEO.

As for the annoyances, it's a very long story and I'm not sure I have the strength to write it all down. What it boils down is that she is actually incompetent at what she does but that incompetence affects the rest of us because of her position within the company (she is head of sales for a department that we work with).

And yes, I have consciously focussed on avoiding the kind of thought where the word "moron" and her name are in the same sentence, paragraph, general neighbourhood, etc...

I'll live.

["couldbecousin"]

I'm trying to.

Don't get into the habit of calling her a moron at all, ever, under any circumstances, in that case.

If you do, it will be too easy for it to just slip out at the office and seriously harm your relationship with the CEO. 

At least it would be too easy for it to slip out for me.

I think you should make a point of only ever calling her by her name.

What does she do and how has she been annoying you at work?  Have she and your CEO been married for a long time or was it a workplace romance?

I think they've been married for a long time. At least quite some time before he became our CEO.

As for the annoyances, it's a very long story and I'm not sure I have the strength to write it all down. What it boils down is that she is actually incompetent at what she does but that incompetence affects the rest of us because of her position within the company (she is head of sales for a department that we work with).

And yes, I have consciously focussed on avoiding the kind of thought where the word "moron" and her name are in the same sentence, paragraph, general neighbourhood, etc...

I'll live.

Live long and prosper! 

[Queen Victoria]

I'm trying to.

Don't get into the habit of calling her a moron at all, ever, under any circumstances, in that case.

If you do, it will be too easy for it to just slip out at the office and seriously harm your relationship with the CEO. 

At least it would be too easy for it to slip out for me.

I think you should make a point of only ever calling her by her name.

What does she do and how has she been annoying you at work?  Have she and your CEO been married for a long time or was it a workplace romance?

I think they've been married for a long time. At least quite some time before he became our CEO.

As for the annoyances, it's a very long story and I'm not sure I have the strength to write it all down. What it boils down is that she is actually incompetent at what she does but that incompetence affects the rest of us because of her position within the company (she is head of sales for a department that we work with).

And yes, I have consciously focussed on avoiding the kind of thought where the word "moron" and her name are in the same sentence, paragraph, general neighbourhood, etc...

I'll live.

One of the Carnival krewes has the motto "Dum vivamus, dum vivamus."  "While we live, let us live."  In your case I'd advise setting sail with a case of Anchor Steam.

[odeon]

Doing just that.

[Queen Victoria]

I'll be taking the Princess Royal to see the Christmas play at her former school.  Then lunch with her best friend and Mom (my BF) after the play.

['andersom']

Work, and celebrate the birthday of the oldest. No idea how much work, or when it will start. Did I ever mention I love insecurity. 

[Parts]

Blow

Blow insulation into an attic that is

[Callaway]

I'm trying to.

Don't get into the habit of calling her a moron at all, ever, under any circumstances, in that case.

If you do, it will be too easy for it to just slip out at the office and seriously harm your relationship with the CEO. 

At least it would be too easy for it to slip out for me.

I think you should make a point of only ever calling her by her name.

What does she do and how has she been annoying you at work?  Have she and your CEO been married for a long time or was it a workplace romance?

I think they've been married for a long time. At least quite some time before he became our CEO.

As for the annoyances, it's a very long story and I'm not sure I have the strength to write it all down. What it boils down is that she is actually incompetent at what she does but that incompetence affects the rest of us because of her position within the company (she is head of sales for a department that we work with).

And yes, I have consciously focussed on avoiding the kind of thought where the word "moron" and her name are in the same sentence, paragraph, general neighbourhood, etc...

I'll live.

You have my sympathy.  My husband works with someone who's pretty incompetent at selling, but he's very good at spending the company's money pursuing these sales which either do not materialize, or if they do materialize they are for so little that they wind up costing the company even more money than they bring in.

["couldbecousin"]

I'll be taking the Princess Royal to see the Christmas play at her former school.  Then lunch with her best friend and Mom (my BF) after the play.

Another girls' day out! 

["couldbecousin"]

I get to do more laundry tomorrow! Joy! 

[odeon]

I'm trying to.

Don't get into the habit of calling her a moron at all, ever, under any circumstances, in that case.

If you do, it will be too easy for it to just slip out at the office and seriously harm your relationship with the CEO. 

At least it would be too easy for it to slip out for me.

I think you should make a point of only ever calling her by her name.

What does she do and how has she been annoying you at work?  Have she and your CEO been married for a long time or was it a workplace romance?

I think they've been married for a long time. At least quite some time before he became our CEO.

As for the annoyances, it's a very long story and I'm not sure I have the strength to write it all down. What it boils down is that she is actually incompetent at what she does but that incompetence affects the rest of us because of her position within the company (she is head of sales for a department that we work with).

And yes, I have consciously focussed on avoiding the kind of thought where the word "moron" and her name are in the same sentence, paragraph, general neighbourhood, etc...

I'll live.

You have my sympathy.  My husband works with someone who's pretty incompetent at selling, but he's very good at spending the company's money pursuing these sales which either do not materialize, or if they do materialize they are for so little that they wind up costing the company even more money than they bring in.

That's very common, in my experience. Not very comforting, I know.

[Queen Victoria]

I get to do more laundry tomorrow! Joy! 

I'm sure the guys wouldn't mind if you posted in the nude. 

[odeon]

I get to do more laundry tomorrow! Joy! 

I'm sure the guys wouldn't mind if you posted in the nude. 

No, not at all.

["couldbecousin"]

I get to do more laundry tomorrow! Joy! 

I'm sure the guys wouldn't mind if you posted in the nude. 

No, not at all.

You're too kind.