Nancy’s been managing to slowly add to the amount of free time she has to help Michelle with the office work. Having said that, it’s still just two days a month, not counting weekends and evenings. And even then, a[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Yes, Bert. Calling your mates at work, even if it’s on their phone, still counts as a personal call. Here’s hoping the bear trap is the only thing he has planned.
Another crazy weekend is over. It’s time for Fran and Olive to try and play catch up on their actual work. They better work fast before Brian thinks of something else for them to do!
I guess I should remind you all every now and again that Michelle is still in China. She still likes to check on Nancy’s day, despite being easily distracted by other things. Since Nancy’s been supervising everything while Michelle and[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Leave it to Amy to recognize her sister’s sarcasm. If Nancy says her day was “okay” she wants to be supportive whether Nancy wants her to or not. We haven’t seen Amy since last March but trust us, she’s doing[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Bert really should learn not to give his report when Blossom’s at work.er After all at least one of her coworkers believe’s ethics is a thing.
Even after being official with Paul for some time, Nancy’s still in denial about missing Paul. Especially when there is a chance her coworkers find this amusing. Despite being her cowed subordinate, Rachel is probably Nancy’s closest confidant at work.
Make no mistake, Rowan doesn’t believe ignorance is bliss. She just would rather not have to talk with certain parties about what Brian has done this time. Clearly, she’s found herself in this position before. This is why she’d rather[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
A week without her hyperactive business partner coming up with new ideas, requiring damage control, gives Rowan plenty of time to catch up on her backlog. It’s a shame she doesn’t have time to enjoy it.
