Jo leaves early for Milwaukee. I volunteer to drive Andy to daycare. An overnight snowfall leaves Madison streets in very poor condition and prevents me from getting to work on time. As soon as I walk into the library, I see Sharon storming toward the exit, pushing the vacuum cleaner with a ferocious determination. For the second time in two weeks, we have no cleaning service. When I call Don Gibson, a recording tells me that the number has been disconnected. Figuring that I dialed a wrong number, I try again. Same result. I call an operator and she informs me that the disconnection is due to lack of payment. I then shift into crisis mode, talking to Joel and Hank about the library's options and am a bit put out when they put a resolution of the problem entirely in my hands. It's a relief to find Don at home and a bigger one to learn that my crisis is news to him.
It's a long day. I'm so tired that all I care about is going home and sacking out on the couch. I'm in bed before nine.
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