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I still haven’t figured out where the CIO is on all this, but his chief-of-staff did comment today that she’s appalled (well, not that word exactly but she is) that we don’t have certain basics on this program nailed down. She’s not trying to persecute anyone, just stop the madness. So I think it will clear up without too much ado.

Also, the guy to whom I actually report agrees with me. We met this morning and he was glad that in 4 weeks I’ve noted the same things he’s seen since the new guy took over. So I’ll document and we’ll be good.

Also, I asked Mr. Car Salesman what next steps he wants me to track. He can’t seem to figure it out. Watching his incompetence bubble up while I’m doing everything I can to make him successful might actually be fun.

Oh, thank you for letting me know. I knew you have command of the situation but I don't respond rationally when I hear of backstabbing. The less competent resort to all manner of unsavory behavior. One of my husband's former work associates stole my husband's textbooks including a compensation text inscribed by the author (his prof). Funny thing, though: when people do bad things to my husband, things don't turn out well for them. My husband never seeks revenge; he leaves it all up to God. I don't seek retribution either. Only neutralization so that I can do my job. Whatever happens after the fact is not my concern; they shouldn't have bothered me.

I truly believe that you are a very good person and I continue to pray for your happiness and comfort, and for that of your family.