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One copier broke and the other ran out of ink. People were in and out all day long, dropping off eggs for the egg hunt. The phone wouldn't stop ringing, usually people wanting the number for the day care. Pastor attempted to use the key to HIS office to unlock the door to MY office, which was standing open a few inches at the time. (Bless him.)
But it all came together at the last minute. The second copier didn't run out of ink until the technician arrived to fix the first one, so I was still able to get everything done. Two extra volunteers arrived and helped throw the bulletins together. I only left the office an hour later than usual, which -- all things considered -- was pretty good. Really, this was the best Holy Week I've had yet in my time as secretary. Yes, it was crazy and stressful and exhausting, but at least I didn't want to kill anyone before it was over.
Last night I got almost ten full hours of solid sleep; totally slept through Kevin leaving for work this morning. Spent the entire afternoon wrangling my magazine article into something readable, so by the time I was finished it was too late to go to church even if I didn't have a throbbing headache. That may be partly pressure-related, though, because it's supposed to start snowing overnight. My shift at the mountain will almost certainly be canceled, which is unfortunate but will at least let me get some other things done. (Like washing dishes. Oh, the thrills I will have.) I'm invited to attend a potluck supper for the volunteers on April 4th, which I may just indeed do.
As a final note, I want to wish a belated happy birthday to the ever-fantastic![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
kytyn, whose natal day was March 19th. I was too wound up in Holy Week to remember to say so, but I did at least remember to buy a card.
I forgot to mail it, but I remembered to buy it. It's a start.
But it all came together at the last minute. The second copier didn't run out of ink until the technician arrived to fix the first one, so I was still able to get everything done. Two extra volunteers arrived and helped throw the bulletins together. I only left the office an hour later than usual, which -- all things considered -- was pretty good. Really, this was the best Holy Week I've had yet in my time as secretary. Yes, it was crazy and stressful and exhausting, but at least I didn't want to kill anyone before it was over.
Last night I got almost ten full hours of solid sleep; totally slept through Kevin leaving for work this morning. Spent the entire afternoon wrangling my magazine article into something readable, so by the time I was finished it was too late to go to church even if I didn't have a throbbing headache. That may be partly pressure-related, though, because it's supposed to start snowing overnight. My shift at the mountain will almost certainly be canceled, which is unfortunate but will at least let me get some other things done. (Like washing dishes. Oh, the thrills I will have.) I'm invited to attend a potluck supper for the volunteers on April 4th, which I may just indeed do.
As a final note, I want to wish a belated happy birthday to the ever-fantastic
kytyn, whose natal day was March 19th. I was too wound up in Holy Week to remember to say so, but I did at least remember to buy a card.I forgot to mail it, but I remembered to buy it. It's a start.
