So, I've had my first post
college "failing" as an adult.
Failing is in quotes there because the average human being wouldn't
consider it failing, but I still can't help but feel guilty about it. Today, I had to call out of work. As we speak, I should be at work, but I'm
not. I'm sick.
I had a fever all day
yesterday and into last night. This
morning, I had a bit of a fever still, significantly less than yesterday, but
decided to go ahead and call out of work. Considering that my job deals with a
lot of food and the like, it was probably best for everyone, co-workers and
customers alike, if I just stayed home and got some rest, really shook off the
fever before returning to work. Rationally I know that it isn't my fault that I
got sick, and I did call out with plenty of warning, and really it's probably
best that I'm not acting as a typhoid Mary for this silly flu/cold thing that
I've got. But I can't help but feel
guilty for not being there today. And
feeling guilty when I realize how much money I'm losing for not going to work,
because I could use that money. Grumble,
Grumble. Pointless complaining. There's nothing I can do about it now. I'm not at work today. There are worse things in the world, and with
any luck it will be forgotten after a manner of time.
All right, enough of me
whining. I'm going to go take a nap or,
I guess, just go to sleep. I've got to be fighting fit for tomorrow. As sad as it sounds, tomorrow, it's Starbucks
or bust.
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