I had a beautifully amazing time at Bonnaroo and was very sad to have to come home. There is nothing better than live music, sunshine, lotsa hooping, meeting new people and hanging out in campsites with friends; if that could be my life, I would be very very happy :-)

But I think I have a cold or maybe the Bonna-Flu now. Going from outdoors in the sun and heat to indoors with the air conditioning cranked up (at work, it's turned down at my house) has caused me to be kinda sick the last couple of days. Thank goodness for DayQuil! I've spent the day chilling on the couch, watching "A Baby Story" on TLC -- dude, I saw an 11 lb, 2.8 oz baby delivered today on that show! -- catching up on the Blooming series tutorials and making two mini hoops for a co-worker's daughter and niece.

Speaking of work.

I found out today by a lovely phone call from an HR rep for my company that my department is being "consolidated" from the four regions to one giant Employee Phone Program support team. In Wilmington, North Carolina. And my current department will be downsized into a Demo Account department within my call center, so I could potentially keep my job in my department but I have to re-apply for the same position I'm already in. Or I could transfer to North Carolina & get a moving bonus but then I would have to agree to stay with the company for another two years. Or I could go back to the department I was in and possibly have a much earlier schedule than my current one (10 a.m. to 7 p.m.). Don't get me wrong, I'm glad I'm not losing my job entirely and that we are being given several options; it's just a bit of a system shock and a trifle bit aggravating to me. The aggravating part is re-applying for my current position and going through the interview. I can do it but getting the motivation is going to be hard and I can guarantee there will be plenty of yelling at the computer when I have brain block on updating my resume and application for my position.

I guess I should get on that, huh?

I'm just absolutely not motivated at the moment. I'm blaming the Bonna-flu.