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<\/a><\/p>\nIt\u2019s been a pretty stressful week here at Chez PlazaJen. I\u2019ve got a ton of work going on, and I\u2019ve been burning the midnight oil to get it all done. Yesterday I was just plain stupid by the time I got home! So, my perspective on things is a little skewed, as I’ve had some tunnel vision and whack-a-mole days of late.<\/p>\n
Today I got an email. From someone I didn’t know, and it didn’t appear to be spam. (I even checked, afterward, and the sender and send-ee both have LinkedIn pages that match city\/state, plus the signature contained a phone number and address.) A little background first: I use my full name for one of my gmail addies and sometimes I get invitations to family reunions that aren\u2019t mine, I’ve been asked to weigh in on Christmas plans (by family that isn’t mine), so on and so forth.\u00a0 I usually, gently, try to steer the person back to their address book so the other Jennifer out there doesn\u2019t miss out.<\/p>\n
Given my state of mind, it might explain why I found this so goddamned funny when I opened an email that had every appearance of being intended for me, as it did actually come from a real person, who was sending to his wife and me. (but not me.)<\/p>\n
The email subject? \u201cWedding Pics You Requested.\u201d
\nThe copy? \u201cEnjoy\u201d<\/p>\n
Now, I\u2019m sure it\u2019s a joke between them, but I really was still a little surprised by the last one\u2026.not what I expected. At all.<\/p>\n
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