Is there a word for being compelled to do something that would sound ridiculous to someone else? That’s what I’m feeling.
It's Friday night, and I'm working late, on my last day of work!
I'm working to document the web site that I've been working on for the last few months, that I only just deployed yesterday. And now the server that runs that site is down for maintenance. So I'll have to use my local install of my site on my laptop to help me write. (Before I delete all the code that belongs to my former employer from my machine.)
And the wiki server on which I would post my documentation is also down for maintenance. So I'll have to email it to a co-worker--technically now a former co-worker.
And my card-key stopped working. So I packed up my stuff and left before there was no one around to let me back in.
So I'm now at a coffee shop writing away, for my now former employer, on a Friday night.
Sounds ridiculous, eh? But I'm compelled to do it. I just can't bear the thought of people using my site and being confused or (worse) deciding it's of no use to them.
So I'll get back to work.
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You're a good man, Charlie Brown.
"Committed." And arguably should be for being so. ;)
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