Retreat Invite Skipped Me. The Lodge Called to Confirm My Booking | Quiet Exclusion
From Workplace Entanglement · 19:51
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At eight minutes to eight on Thursday morning, the third of April, my desk phone rang against my coffee cup. A woman from Alder Hollow Lodge wanted to confirm my booking. Sixty-two rooms, three nights in June, one signature on the contract, and the signature was mine. The deposit had cleared on my own purchasing card. The retreat invitation had gone to the rest of my department on Monday. It had not come to me.
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