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How about something POSITIVE for a change?
I really need to get out of this spiral of yucky posts, because really- I think my life is really going GREAT. I just have had some physical bumps. I'm STILL having fabulous brain days. How long has that been now, three weeks or more? This excites me more than you could possibly imagine. I'm even starting to feel like I have my game back at work. I'm back to being assertive and pushing for what I want and need. I'm able to see my ideas through without stammering. I'm able to look intimidating people in the eye and show them that I mean business. I am SO very happy. I really am. In spite of the two brain bops, I've gone beyond people's expectations at work. That excites me and makes me even more eager to continue being that "A+" employee that I've been in the past. My company has awards that employees can send to other employees. In a matter of one week, I received three- one of which was from a senior level executive. I have to share because this is proof that I really am back. I truly believed I'd never be at this place again. Yes that's me- Pollyanna, admitting that I was seeing a glass half empty. I thought I was going to be stuck in sub-par and I was truly in despair. Geez, I'm tearing up as I write this. I've needed to hear these things since June, when I first hit my head. I never thought I'd hear anything like this again. Subject: Thank you Lori for being a true hero! Subject: You ROCK! Subject: Lovefest 2008! Congrats on a milestone! Thank you. Thank you each and every one of you for holding me up while I was so low. I know without a doubt that your prayers, thoughts, and unending love are what brought me back. I've said it before, and I'll say it again. I will *never* take my brain for granted ever again. And as vain as this may sound- I now realize how blessed I've been all of these years with the abilities I've been given. Without these abilities, I would never be where I'm at. ...where I'm at is a mighty fine place. I mean it when I say that I truly love the friends I've made in my little cyberworld. I wish I could hug each and every one of you in person. Thank you for helping me return to being me. RisibleGirl was blabbing on about another adventure on 02/27 at 11:46 AM
   ![]()    ![]() AnnieOfBlueGables wrote:
It is amazing. It is a miracle. So glad you are back on that road to recovery. Keep healthy, RG ~a    ![]() Cozy wrote:
Mu-wah! So glad to hear you're feeling back on track. Can't wait to meet up with you one of these weekends.    ![]() poopie wrote:
Wow. And WOW! I can't imagine working with a company that appreciates my contributions. That is a blessing, dear friend.    ![]() Anne wrote:
That's great news Lori. I'm happy you're doing better and happy that you are happier all around. And you must really be fantastic because I've noticed that *most* people don't say thank you or how great you are but they have no problem telling you when something is bad. but I work in IT so maybe it's just my profession! Congrats! hugs, anne    ![]() Annie wrote:
You rock, girlfriend! I'm sooo glad your hard work has been recognized for it's awesomeness. So, so happy to hear that your head is 'working'. big hugs    ![]() sarah wrote:
Such wonderful things to receive in your inbox! Great news that your head is behaving, continue taking good care of it and you'll probably be on to some kind of world record for amount of positive feedback received. I'm thinking the grand prize should be a pony. A little shetland you could keep at your desk.    ![]() PrincessFifi wrote:
This is great. I know how much it means to you to be an ace at work. I'm so glad folks are telling you what great work you do. And for each "wahoo" you get, there are lots of people thinking it that don't get around to saying it. So you've got lots of admirers. We may have to change the company name to "Risible Girl Fan Club." I turned down a temp job the other day, the kind that used to be my specialty -- "help, we're in a mess, please zoom in and perform miracles for us!" I knew it was too much for me right now. Afterwards I was really bummed, wondering who I was supposed to be now, if not that super-assistant person. So I understand how frightening it can be when you think you can't perform up to your usual standards. The Energizer Bunny keeps looking behind him these days. He's nervous; he senses competition sneaking up on him! Love and hugs! Next entry: Email exchange with my co-worker Previous entry: Thought for the day... In case you're wondering.... On this day clear back in 2007 I wrote: This is going to be difficult to explain On this day clear back in 2007 I wrote: The heat is OFF On this day clear back in 2006 I wrote: Guess what, kids? On this day clear back in 2005 I wrote: I’m back! |