I like my co-workers.

[garnigal]

One of our female developers was looking for my boss when he was at lunch, so I told her I'd let him know when he got back. He walks in and I say, "P was looking for you."

Then I said, "I was going to say that P wanted you, but I didn't want to give you the wrong impression." (I know, bad, old joke, but it still gets a laugh)

So he laughs, and says, "I'm so glad they hired you. This place would be so dull and boring without you," ending with, "the excitement that you provide is unequaled."

Comments

[married-n-mich.livejournal.com]

No worries. She's in good hands! Besides, with her skills, she could kick my bootie if she wanted to :o)

[garnigal.livejournal.com]

Damn I wish my email had been up earlier so I could have seen this. I totally cracked up.

My friends are so over protective. Hee.

[married-n-mich.livejournal.com]

So I noticed!

[garnigal.livejournal.com]

whatawookie and saratinia were the first people (besides D) that I told about the trip. You should have seen the looks on their faces as I described the trip.

They are just the tiniest bit paranoid. But, whatawookie is a mom - her protective instinct is very high. And saratinia is a very good auntie to whatawookie's kids - and, apparently, me.

My Mom and my aunts's weren't that worried about it when I told them!

[married-n-mich.livejournal.com]

I'll get the worried looks closer to the date I'm actually leaving.

I got the strangest looks when I told them I'm spending that much time in a car with someone I've never met. That entire arching an brow thing.

"How do you know you'll get along?"

How do I know we won't!

[garnigal.livejournal.com]

Exactly! I mean, at this point, I talk to you more than I do my own family. Granted it's in writing rather than in person or on the phone, but still!