I don't know what's going on

[days_unfolding]

When I came home at lunch, it was clear that no one opened the bedroom door because the vacuum cleaner that I placed in front of it hadn't moved. (Random is scared of the vacuum cleaner.) I couldn't tell if anyone had entered the unit or not, and couldn't find the guy to whom I talked.

I think that someone might have tried to call me at work when I was down the hall from my office. If so, they didn't leave a message. I left a message for the homeowner rep at the builders, but no one called me back.

When I came home, the condition of the place was unchanged. However, when I let Random out, he didn't want to leave my bedroom and, in fact, cowered when I opened the door. (Poor kitty.) I suspect that the guy came in today, looked around, and discovered that he couldn't test the outlets without me moving some stuff.

So I'll wait for a call back. I have a bunch of boxes in the living room that (probably) will go to Goodwill, so I'll start going through those boxes. I had planned to work a little more tonight because I left early to lock the door to my condo (mutter), but I think that instead I'll work a longer day tomorrow. Half the department will be gone, so it should be very quiet.

And also, I'm almost falling flat on my face.

Comments

[bandicoot.livejournal.com]

Don't you love how well contractors are organized? Sometimes I'm surprised they don't spontaneously combust, let alone make a profit.

[days-unfolding.livejournal.com]

No spontaneous combustion! That's all we'd need-;)

I don't understand why they can't predict what they'll be doing on a given one- or two-day (or even week) timeframe and notify us. They must have a plan somewhere that says what they should be doing when?!?