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Where Bloggers Live: Work Day Reactions Represented by Rabbits

Welcome back to the monthly edition of Where Bloggers Live! I am lucky to have joined a terrific group of bloggers who give a peek into the places and spaces where they spend their time.

Today's topic is A Day in the Life: Work Day edition. I work as a data analyst and am on WFH this year. My work days aren't boring exactly, but neither are they particularly interesting to read or write about! My fellow data geeks and I would have plenty to discuss, but the most engaging elements for a general audience are about organizational politics, which is confusing if you don't know the players and is not really something I would talk about online. Because I WFH, my interactions with colleagues are more work-focused than if I were in the office. My least work-centered conversation this week was about the change in my Microsoft Teams background from an outer space view to a non-Earth planetary view, to give you a sense of the riveting narrative drama here.


But while I am low on work day anecdotes, I have rabbit photos in abundance...so rather than a blow-by-blow chronicle of my work day, I am offering up a work day mockumentary acted out by the brilliant and expressive rabbits of the Minnesota State Fair. It felt only appropriate to create a Power Point slide deck for this work day themed post! The Power Point presentation is 3.5 minutes long...or if you prefer to just view each slide separately, you can scroll down to see that below.























Thanks for joining me in this rabbit-tastic exploration of common work day situations and reactions. Next month's topic is Favorite Recipes...hmm, that will take some pondering.


In the meantime, visit these lovely bloggers as they share about their work day life:


Bettye at Fashion Schlub


Do any of these work day reactions remind you of your own experiences?


This week, I am feeling the inadequate pay raise bunny and the data loading bunny pretty hard. I dedicate the senior engineer female bunny to my sister, who has had this experience as a woman in the tech field.


Blogs I link up with are listed here.

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carolbenton
Oct 24, 2022

Fantastic post!! I loved every bit of it.

Thank you for sharing this post in the Talent-Sharing Tuesdays Link-up 38.

Carol

www.scribblingboomer.com

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sallyinstpaul
sallyinstpaul
Oct 24, 2022
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Thanks, Carol! Glad you got to enjoy the work day vicariously as a retired person :)

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awayfromblue
Oct 23, 2022

Oh this was so fun! What a great way to make a work from home day more interesting to read about! :)


While my office is open and they are encouraging us all to come back I'm really liking working from home days, especially as it means I can avoid the winter germs on public transport, so I work from home most days! Not all my team is based in the same city, state or even country so I don't miss much not being in the office.


Thank you for joining the Weekday Wear Link up. Hope you are having a lovely weekend. It's a very rainy day here!

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sallyinstpaul
sallyinstpaul
Oct 24, 2022
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Thanks, Mica! I'm glad to hear your job is giving you flexibility about where you work. I think that's the best way to go!

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Gail Hanlon
Gail Hanlon
Oct 22, 2022

Sally this is hilarious, what a fun idea! Thanks for linking and have a good weekend

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sallyinstpaul
sallyinstpaul
Oct 22, 2022
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Thanks, Gail - and I appreciate you hosting the link-up!

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Rosemary Davis
Rosemary Davis
Oct 20, 2022

Loving your post and the all the rabbits😍


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sallyinstpaul
sallyinstpaul
Oct 21, 2022
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Thanks, Rosemary - I had a lot of fun with this post!

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Suzy Turner
Suzy Turner
Oct 20, 2022

Such fun! That comment about pay rise and inflation!!!! That really got me LOL Brilliant post...I love you originality!

Hugs

Suzy

www.thegreybrunette.com

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sallyinstpaul
sallyinstpaul
Oct 20, 2022
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Thank you so much, Suzy! This post was a blast to put together. With inflation and energy prices like they are, it's hard to get excited about a tiny pay rise, isn't it?

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