...but I'm learning.
There's so much to know here. So many details. So many people on the Gulf Coast I haven't met.
It's getting better however. The major piece I have to set in my addled brain is how the construction process begins.
I know it starts with case management and the Long Term Recovery Committee of the respective county. But I haven't been able to attend the LTRC meetings yet. My education there will start next week.
This week is full of meetings. My next one is at 1:30. I took a break and ran to McAllister's Deli to pick up a Spud Ole--a HUGE baked potato with cheese, jalapenos, onions, and veggie chili. (You can have regular chili as well.) Oh my it was great. But my office now smells like a Mexican restaurant. Not a bad smell as smells go. But the onions are STRONG. When I walk into the next meeting people will notice I'm there. My breath will enter before I do.
Quincy is sleeping by my chair. She's been just about perfect today. Just a few little barks but nothing to blog about (except I already did). When I go into a meeting I close my office door and she sleeps while I'm away. Works great.
Tomorrow she'll go to doggie day care, but they're closed today, so I have my buddy with me all day. Not a bad thing at all.
(Editing to add that Quincy slept 7 hours last night--got up, went outside and did her business, then let me sleep another hour. Life is so good.)
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It must be fun to have Quincy at work with you!
It is. I count myself as very fortunate. But tomorrow back to Doggie Daycare.
Is Doggie Daycare licensed by the state? I don't want Q to end up on an expose on Dateline.
Thanks for my first chuckle of the day, Andrea.
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