Well, thankfully I didn’t have to
jump out of bed early this morning to catch the shuttle into town again. As I
said in yesterday’s post, hanging around Jackson was actually pretty fun, but
it was nice to be able to just sleep this morning. The rest of last night’s
shift at the desk was very easy and slow, like the last few have been. Looking
at the schedule of arrivals last night I saw that we have about 125 check-ins
to take care of today, which will also be really easy. It’ll be me, Sofi,
Maggie, and Emily working the desk for this shift. I think there’s probably a
decent chance that I’ll get to leave work early this evening simply because I
don’t think they’ll need all of us there the whole time, especially if we have
any groups coming in. That always makes it easier. Also, since we haven’t been
sold out in a while, housekeeping has been getting the rooms ready ahead of
time every day, so we’re always able to get people into their rooms by four, or
usually earlier.
I’m
definitely happy that today’s my Friday. Even though it’s only been a four day
week, I’m ready for a couple of days off. The sun’s out today, so it’s a little
warmer than it’s been the past few days- it’s in the low sixties right now. The
next few days it’s supposed to get into the seventies, so maybe I’ll be able to
go to the pool again. It’ll close up for the season right before I leave. If I
don’t do that, I’ll at least have to go for a hike or something like that. I
want to really enjoy my last few days to myself in this beautiful park.
Rob’s been
off the past few days, but he’s back today, which means today’s the day he’ll
probably find out that I’m leaving early. I’ll try to find time to talk to him
today to ask if I can have the earlier shift on the seventh, which is my last
day. I’ll also have to turn in my uniform and bank that day, and finish packing
up, not to mention I have to leave here at about five o’clock the next morning
to get to the airport in time for my flight. Considering all of that, I’d
really like to not have to be at the desk until eleven that night. If I tell
him all of that, I think he’ll agree to give me the earlier shift that day.
It’s really
nice to think that, two weeks from today, I’ll be sleeping in my own bed back
home in San Antonio. Just that in itself is something I’m looking forward to.
The mattress I have here in my dorm room takes “firm” to the next level. I’ve
woken up many, many morning with a sore hip, shoulder, or both because the
mattress I’m sleeping on has almost no give to it. I’m definitely ready to be
back in my own, soft bed back home.
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