Things

This is one of the hardest lessons for humans to learn. We cannot admit that things might be neither good nor evil, neither cruel nor kind, but simply callous - indifferent to all suffering, lacking all purpose.
Richard Dawkins.

I rarely agree with Dawkins.
I think hes arrogant.
A bigot and just down right rude to those that don't share anything remotely his view.
He thinks he's always right, but the quote above I agree on.
This is because I've let my line manager get to me today, was fine, the coward couldn't be off hand and rotten face to face but via e mail.
I was angry to begin with, and wrote a stinky e mail back pointing out a few things.
But as I drove away I felt depressed and I've no longer feel anything remotely up beat about anything.
Kind of glad not in work tomorrow as to be honest I don't think I could be bothered.
Have e mailed the Union about guidance as I want to walk in on Thursday with the right information.
Tried some meditation but mind too busy racing on.

The reason I am in agreement is many fold, all to do with a new regime that wants to make their mark and making other people's life hell and therefore the knock on affect.
Its not down right good or bad but an air of callousness that annoys me and upsets me.
If I could I would tell them where to stuff their job. So I would.
Its no longer the job I once knew and loved, it is now a numbers game, pushed through by the pen pushers to meet government requirements.