After a week or two of festivities, most of our brains have tricked themselves into forgetting that instinctive dread of an email notification. But halfway through the workweek, that familiar feeling of exhaustion and frustration has set in.
So some folks decided to cope with their situation and share their best, funniest, and most relatable thoughts on X (formerly Twitter.) So if you are feeling a similar amount of despair, get as comfortable as you can, refill your coffee, and scroll through. Be sure to upvote your favorites and share your thoughts, feelings, and ideas below.
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Same. It's why I dread wishing my co-workers a Happy New Year - there's a high risk of them launching into some story or tangent I don't want to hear.
I was happy to get back toy regular routine so I could look forward to the weekend, when I don't have anything to do but stay in my sweats, read, and take naps.This first weekend of 2024 is all about REST (and I hope my fellow Pandas get some rest and recharge time too).
This was literally me this morning after coming back to work after 2 weeks off :( I was wide awake at 2:30 this morning stressing about having to actually go to work. Lol.
LMAO, I mean I wish it would always be cloudy but not totally destroy the sun
No offence to Mayor Lori Lightfoot, but in this photo she looks like one of the undead! 🧟♀️
The first week (or first string of 5 days) in January after break should be a transition period. The first day is getting up early. The second day is turning on the computer and trying to remember all your passwords. The third day is opening email (but not looking at any of them). The fourth day is actually showing up at the office and telling the same story about what you did over the break to 10 different people. And the fifth day is bulk replying to all of those emails "let's circle back on this next week." Depending on the calendar, any remaining days in the week before the weekend are off-days.
I can't stand having that many emails. One teacher I had a few years ago, had a grand total of 138,271 emails unread. (I only remember that because I had to just keep watching it go up, it set my OCD off)
"I've attached an awesome video to help us kick off the new year!!!! :D Let's rock 2024!!! XD"
Lighthouse keeper on well-stocked and satellite-comms connected remote island...
He just looks like a tired mother of 7 in this picture... Or most pictures of his, if I think about it...
2024 has 366 days (leap year). We don't have to circle back on Day 2.
I kind of remember those days. I've been retired for a few years and those memories are fading quickly. Now all I have to look forward to are naps, golf, fishing, eating and watching what I want on TV, as late as I want. Meals are important too. Think I will wander over to the fridge and see what's up.
I kind of remember those days. I've been retired for a few years and those memories are fading quickly. Now all I have to look forward to are naps, golf, fishing, eating and watching what I want on TV, as late as I want. Meals are important too. Think I will wander over to the fridge and see what's up.
