I did not think this through. In August my husband and I planned a ski trip for February. Also, in August I started looking around for my next career move. (I'm trying to climb the career ladder. Trying.) At the time I thought there was no way (Jose) I'd still be at my current job six months later. I didn't tell anyone about the week I needed off from work to go skiing in February. Guess what? I'm still here. Next month is February. I've got a ski trip planned.
I thought about playing the "I-thought-I-told-you" card or just playing the "I-told-you-and-you-forgot" card. But it just seemed dishonest. I was going to go with the "we-go-skiing-every-year" card while pretending like it's no big deal, but at the last minute I couldn't help myself and I told the truth. I blurted out the "when-we-planned-this-trip-I-wasn't-expecting-to-still-be-here-but-I-need-this-week-off" card. Guess what? The truth worked. It made my boss laugh too.
This proves, once again, there is nothing wrong with the truth.
You'll be fired when you get back to work.
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