It is getting dark, and I am still at work.<\/p>\n
I woke up this morning to the sound of my cell phone ringing in the wee morning. Someone in a different time zone needed my help. I sprang out of bed to answer it, heading out of the bedroom and into more cell-friendly areas of the house.<\/p>\n
But I immediately hit my head on the door.<\/p>\n
I didn’t know I’d closed it.<\/p>\n
And the man in Uraguay is telling me that he can’t make a connection because no one is there, and I am trying to ask him how he knows that no one is there if he hasn’t made the connection.<\/p>\n
And I can’t seem to figure out how to open the door. Is it locked? I lock and unlock it several times before I realize that I can’t open it because I’m leaning against it.<\/p>\n
But at that point, the cell reception fades entirely and the phone connection is lost.<\/p>\n
I sit down on the couch and call the other person whose time zone it is and tell him what he needs to do to take care of Uruguay’s problem. Problem solved.<\/p>\n
And I’m awake. And my head hurts a little. Might as well get over to the office.<\/p>\n
I’ve got to find a better way to make a living.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
It is getting dark, and I am still at work. I woke up this morning to the sound of my cell phone ringing in the wee morning. Someone in a different time zone needed my help. I sprang out of … Continue reading