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So it seems like the fewer people we actually have at work the more we accomplish. how weird is that? We were missing two people in my department last night and yet we managed to get about 37 runs of bread done (each run being about 200-250 loaves of bread) we had a bit of a mess to clean up after we were done but we finished bagging the bread at 6:50 am and we are supposed to be done at seven. needless to say
Sunday night when we had 5 people we only got about half of our list done. Granted there were 65 runs on it but still, you would think that with 5 people you would be able to get more done right? Apparently that is a false assumption because this is not the first time this same thing has happened. only 3 people at work and more work gets done. its a very odd thing if you think about it at least it is to me...
I actually managed to get a thursday night off and i was going to head up to the GF area, but when i called the sis to tell her she said oh ya we are going to convention that week, sorry. i said pthhhhhhhb (how do you spell the sound that comes when u blow ur tongue at someone?) any who i now have a 4 day weekend and not a whole lot to do with it. hopefully my car will get some work done on it ( i need to change the alternator belts on it and there is only like 3 inches of room to do it in.) other than that i really have nothing planned, possibly cleaning my room as it seems to be in dire need of it but other than that probably a whole lot of sleep. if you call it is possible that i will actually answer during the day but dont count on it. Ok, enough of that. it is now time for me to go to bed so that i will actually be able to wake up when on time for work tonight... unlike yesterday when i was a bit late... opps n-gite all!