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Mar. 4th, 2009 08:24 amI'm finding that with the increased amount of things I am working on, I am becoming more and more absent minded about the little things.
Last Friday I forgot to lock the door behind me when I left for work. And also after I came home that night and went to bed.
The last few days I haven't been moving my little magnet on the board where we say who is "in" and who is out at lunch. I also have been forgetting to change the status on my phone from "DEVELOP TIME" to "OUT TO LUNCH" to "GONE HOME". I was apparently out to lunch all yesterday afternoon and developing code all night last night.
Little things like that. Guess I don't have enough brain power to keep track of everything so I am just focusing on the big stuff.
Update: Let me add to the list of things I'm forgetting:
Last Friday I forgot to lock the door behind me when I left for work. And also after I came home that night and went to bed.
The last few days I haven't been moving my little magnet on the board where we say who is "in" and who is out at lunch. I also have been forgetting to change the status on my phone from "DEVELOP TIME" to "OUT TO LUNCH" to "GONE HOME". I was apparently out to lunch all yesterday afternoon and developing code all night last night.
Little things like that. Guess I don't have enough brain power to keep track of everything so I am just focusing on the big stuff.
Update: Let me add to the list of things I'm forgetting:
- I left my cell phone at work on Monday when I needed to talk to my dad
- I left the cordless phone off the charger a couple days in a row
- I took my car in for its first service appointment today and the lady gave me the bill and I looked at her confused wondering what she wanted me to do. She said if I didn't have a coupon for the oil change, I'd have to pay for it. Doh.
