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In honor of absolutely nothing, it's a round of 'Guess the Obscure Musical Theatre Quote'.  Enjoy!

Also, I am having a very good day, because I am flush with success.  I got up from my desk today without prompting from anyone else and without having to talk myself into it, then I went to another floor and walked around passing out paystubs, and I spoke to a few people.  This is practically a coup, considering that last Wednesday it took me all day to make 1 phone call. 

I don't know if you'd call that social anxiety or what, but some times even very minor social interaction, like dialing a phone with the expectation that someone will answer, or going to visit another part of my office where people I don't see everyday sit, is simply beyond me.  I thank the gods every day that my job usually requires only as much interaction as I am willing to expend.  I get through some days only answering the phone and talking to my bosses, without actually having to dial out or speak to anyone else.

But, today was a really good-feeling day for me, very low social anxiety, and I am proud of myself for that.  So, I thought I should share.

Why, God; why?

I wasn't here 2 hours before my boss forced me into her office to yell at me for 45 minutes.  I got so upset, I made an appointment with the two guys who work over her, to tell them that she'd reported that they had concerns, and I wanted to get more detailed feedback directly from them, so I could improve myself.  At which point they both looked at me like I was insane, and told me what a great job I was doing, and how they both appreciated all of my hard work for the company.  One of them actually said "In 3 years, I have never had anything but good to say about you".  The other said there was a concern, but it was so minor that even he thought it was silly to worry about it, and it was his concern.

In other words, I spent almost an hour getting screamed at and belittled because my boss felt like doing it, not because I did anything at all wrong.