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Who: Ansel and Dr. Sloane
What: Meeting for the first time, computer installation
Where: Dr. Sloane’s office
When: Sep 4th, morning
Ansel wasn’t quite sure how he had managed to suddenly find himself with the task of installing the new psychiatrist’s computer. It seemed nearly everyone else had an excuse and the few students he would’ve trusted with the job had already graduated and he wasn’t about to bug Ms. Carmichael or Mr. Reeve with the task.
Hopefully the computer had already arrived and he wouldn’t have to go searching for it. Of course searching for the computer would perhaps mean less time in the new staff member’s presence so perhaps that wouldn’t be a bad error to run across.
Ansel tilted his head at the opened door. He frowned at it. Obviously they were exact opposites. He always kept his door closed. If he could get away with an ‘I’m busy’ sign during office hours he would, but he had been told in his first months teaching that such a sign discouraged students from seeking him out and it had to be taken down.
Should he knock or walk right in?
What: Meeting for the first time, computer installation
Where: Dr. Sloane’s office
When: Sep 4th, morning
Ansel wasn’t quite sure how he had managed to suddenly find himself with the task of installing the new psychiatrist’s computer. It seemed nearly everyone else had an excuse and the few students he would’ve trusted with the job had already graduated and he wasn’t about to bug Ms. Carmichael or Mr. Reeve with the task.
Hopefully the computer had already arrived and he wouldn’t have to go searching for it. Of course searching for the computer would perhaps mean less time in the new staff member’s presence so perhaps that wouldn’t be a bad error to run across.
Ansel tilted his head at the opened door. He frowned at it. Obviously they were exact opposites. He always kept his door closed. If he could get away with an ‘I’m busy’ sign during office hours he would, but he had been told in his first months teaching that such a sign discouraged students from seeking him out and it had to be taken down.
Should he knock or walk right in?