Working, have been since 1978. There's something called the Baylor Plan for hospital nurses. Work every Sat/Sun 12.5 hrs per day, get paid full time wages with full benefits (except accrue paid time off only for the actual hours worked). The plan was designed to maintain a reliable weekend work force, no calling in sick with a hangover, etc.
Every once in awhile when I get overstaffed and have a weekend day off, I hate going anywhere, there's people everywhere. Having Mon-Fri off gives me the freedom to go just about anyplace and enjoy the half-empty stores, plus be able to make an appt with a dentist or whatever without having to juggle it into an already full week working as others do. Plus get to spend time babysitting my 2 young grandsons while my daughter-in-law tutors kids after school.
Definitely works for me or I wouldn't have maintained the schedule as long as I have. About the only thing I really miss out on are the occasional festivals that usually occur on the weekend.
I wake up at 3:30 AM GO to church (i have a church task) then go back home 4 hours later (sometimes earlier than that), help in our eatery, rest a while then go back at chuch at 3:30 PM...
Whoa, are you crazy???????????????????????
HAHA only joking, wow i love your commitment, i didnt think church would be open that early? How many people go at the same time as you??
Jackie xx
since i have a church task i have to be at church an hour before the exact time of worship.. worship starts at 6:45am, im kind of a "turtle" at early mornings; i'm "afraid" taking cold bath and i eat slowly at morning so to avoid hurrying up, i try to wake up early..
well folks this sunday ill be spending it with one leg :lol: im leaving the bad one in bed
are u in one shape? haha
not exactly i was kicked directly in the leg by a horse and now one leg looks like its been blown up by a bicycle pump and the other looks thin :lol: im more like little and large
Sleeping... and worrying about Monday meeting at my Uni :lol: (I do a PhD in Imperial College if you've heard of it).