But in the end, the house was polished to a slightly brighter shine than yesterday, and it is good enough that I won't be embarrassed by it. When my visitors arrived around 5, they didn't seem too upset by the remaining untidiness.
And to be honest, I felt proud of the staff. Or, I should say, of myself. After all, it was I who organized the project and managed their work. I who saw it through to its conclusion, and I who ensured that the slackers didn't stop halfway through for "lunch" or "a break," as they are wont to do.
Yeah. All in all, I'm feeling pretty proud of myself. I'm great. I'd ask what you think, but I'm sure you agree.
[Just as you agree that my outfit, stripes plus a frog pattern plus argyle in 3 different shades of green, is fabulous.]
4 comments:
Looks like Iain even spit-shined a few things! ;)
Spit jokes, niiiiice. Be careful, Iain will dock your pay if he thinks you're being disrespectful.
He's a tough boss.
Is it me, or is Iain just the cutest little boy in the universe? He seems to be getting cuter by the day! :)
Oh, he's tough!
But I can live with tough, on account of his cuteness!
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