Helloooooo Monday.
We
look up to the skies for inspiration and sadly notice that the bright
golden sunshine of the weekend is starting to be shrouded by the grey
tinged clouds of yet another Monday. We once again find ourselves at the
far end of a port standing on a jetty, feeling slightly chilly, in the
cold sea air. The piercing cry of the seagulls seem to be laughing and
mocking our misfortune, as they crowd round and terrorize a small
trawler, returning from it's nights work. We look back and watch the
stern of the mighty 'Weekend' liner slide silently around the headland
and out of view, as it sounds it's sorrowful horn. Letting everyone know
that the weekend is now over. So, with a heavy heart and sagged
shoulders we amble away through the port. Knowing that we now face the
rain filled, uphill struggle and seemingly endless expanse of the
working week that is stretching out before us.
It's funny how situations change, depending on how you're feeling isn't it? Oh
yes it's Monday! Can you believe it! That weekend really did go far to
quickly and instead of bright sunshine, we are faced with threatening
grey clouds and rain. Still personally I'm refusing to give up on the
summer just yet. I'm still defiantly wearing wearing my shorts and a
T-shirt and hoping that the weather will notice me and assume it's
obviously doing the wrong thing.
I have to say though, the next
couple of weeks are holding more than a little dread for me. As one of
my colleagues, the one who shares my responsibility of producing
wondrous graphics is away on holiday for two weeks. Meaning I am now
left trying to produce enough for two people on my own. Eeep! Testing
times lay ahead it seems.
The only bright side being that after these two weeks it shall be me who will have two weeks away from the office. Huzzah!
Still, face it we must. So with our heads held high and our chests
proudly out, lets rebel against the darkness that Monday is trying to
smother us under. Let's continue onwards, knowing that, though we may
feel alone and abandoned there are still countless others with us
sharing the burden and picking us up when it's all getting too much to
bear.
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