"Fog Hat"

Today was ridiculously foggy on the way to work. Actually from where I left from work the weather was perfectly sunny (I even wore sun glasses for part of the commute) however after a minor decline in elevation into the valley the fog came on and came on thick. Seemed almost like as soon as I passed the county line there was the fog thick as anything. Almost like a hat of some sort, a fog hat you might say.

And what does matter you may ask? As if by omen my day at work didn't go so well. For you see call-center-centric corporations such as the one I work for like to concentrate on how long employees spend on average of the phone. This make sense of course: why wouldn't a business whose main income depends directly the amount time employees spend on the phone care about time spent on the phone, keeping track meticulously?

But today my today my "call duration" did not go so well. Seems I didn't get enough rest last night and this left my mind in a less-than-ideal-state. It was like my mind was in a haze, a fog hat if you will. This can be directly tied to my amount of sleep for you see yesterday I had extremely good call duration as matter of fact. Yesterday (Tuesday) was actually my Monday because I have Sunday/Mondays off. I did manage a lot of sleep that night and over the weekend.

And of course that was the day the expert came in to listen in on my phone calls to see where there could be any room for improvement. Yesterday, the best phone call time I have had since I started working for Apple. Which was also quite sunny all day even in the valley.

So what am I trying to say? Fog sucks. Sleep sucks. Work sucks. And I need to get bed.

Also I'm really writing this on the 18th because the original draft of this post was accidentally closed before it could be saved. Just pretend it's the 17th.

  ¶ 8:07 PM