Probably pointless worrying

[multipurposegoddess]

For the first time in my adult life, I am financially comfortable. H is making enough money so we have some disposable income without me working (and oh, how I love not working!), we have the recommended 6-months of expenses in savings, everything's cool.

So, yesterday at dinner, H lets slip that he doesn't think his department is going to survive the merger. A veep in anotehr dept has said she would take him on if his position is eliminated, but, really, who knows what Motorola will go for. If they decide to go all lean and start handing out severance packages, that'll be that.

This isn't even real worry, not up to my usual standard of I'd better find a nice sturdy cardboard box worry - we do have savings and I assume that severence caused by merger would be generous, and there would likely be unemployment and the whole thing may not happen at all. But I am really good at worrying. Give me an actual crisis and I'm all calm and zen and unruffled - make everything smooth and easy and I will worry like a champ. So it's realy a symptom of how good I have it, if I think about it.

There, got that out of my system.

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[thezzyzx.livejournal.com]

Actually, come to think of it, Mel does get some time to herself coming up. I had forgotten about it since it's been so long, but softball season's starting up again and that gives her a night or two to herself if she's not working then.

Of course, usually all she does with this time to herself is nap anyway, so it's not that big of a deal to her I guess.

[tskaredoff.livejournal.com]

It can be nice to nap knowing you aren't missing out on time with your sweetie.