John William Waterhouse: Penelope and the Suitors - 1912
Wow, where does the time go? April 1st already and a new fiscal year is starting for the GoC. Does anyone else ever find it amusing that the fiscal year starts on April Fool's Day?
I thought I would celebrate this new beginning with a reference to an epic journey, Homer's The Odyssey. So here's Penelope, the clever spouse of Odysseus, keeping her odious suitors at bay by weaving a burial shroud by day, only to unravel it by night. And why would this remind me of the new fiscal year?
To everyone working today, keep your heads down until at least noon! I do hope you get to enjoy a bit of a fresh start and bonus, tomorrow is a statutory holiday. Take Care!
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