Where did Mak go already? He better get his butt back here sooner this time.
I am back. Thanks for noticing. I will make it a point to spend more time on this forum, I am just so busy this time of year.
Good morning...coffee is on!
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I am back. Thanks for noticing. I will make it a point to spend more time on this forum, I am just so busy this time of year.
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That's Mak! Not just a day late and a dollar short but 2 days late and a dollar short!
I hope you saved some java for me.
Hey CG.
get enough coffee?
Not yet! I'm getting my first cup ready. I thought maybe I might be able to get back to sleep but I'm wide awake.
Ahhhhh.... Java Java.....Good..
I have spent most of my career on the night shift. It has worked well as a working mom and avoiding childcare expenses. Initially, it is what most new grads get to start with. I remember in my younger years, working 11P-7A, getting off work and driving 1 hour to the lake to ski all day...off the lake by 5, in bed by 6:30 and back to work at 11 only to turn around and do it all over again. Crazy days! I worked M-F and being single, many weekends, I kept the night shift schedule. Late night partying was a cinch.
With 12 hour shifts, it can be more tiring. Especially if you have a crazy schedule where you work one off one work two that kind of crap but I work all three in a row. I actually have more time with family than I would if I worked dayshift. I might not get that much sleep but it is only for 2 days and then I have 4 days off. Usually I am in bed 9a-10a and up by 3p-4p...leave for work at 6:15.
On dayshift with 12 hours, I was always completely used up by the time I came through the door at 8p or later...Up at 5am and running til I got home. 3 full days of that . Not much quality time with family at all. Sat and Sun mornings, I am greeted at the door by my sweet husband with a great big hug and kiss and usually he makes me a good brkfst and tucks me in. In 3 days we will celebrate our 20th wedding anniversary.
I have spent most of my career on the night shift. It has worked well as a working mom and avoiding childcare expenses. Initially, it is what most new grads get to start with. I remember in my younger years, working 11P-7A, getting off work and driving 1 hour to the lake to ski all day...off the lake by 5, in bed by 6:30 and back to work at 11 only to turn around and do it all over again. Crazy days! I worked M-F and being single, many weekends, I kept the night shift schedule. Late night partying was a cinch.
With 12 hour shifts, it can be more tiring. Especially if you have a crazy schedule where you work one off one work two that kind of crap but I work all three in a row. I actually have more time with family than I would if I worked dayshift. I might not get that much sleep but it is only for 2 days and then I have 4 days off. Usually I am in bed 9a-10a and up by 3p-4p...leave for work at 6:15.
On dayshift with 12 hours, I was always completely used up by the time I came through the door at 8p or later...Up at 5am and running til I got home. 3 full days of that . Not much quality time with family at all. Sat and Sun mornings, I am greeted at the door by my sweet husband with a great big hug and kiss and usually he makes me a good brkfst and tucks me in. In 3 days we will celebrate our 20th wedding anniversary.
So cute CG! Did you post them in the Pets thread?
Thanks, they are sweet dogs. No, I didn't post in the pets thread (yet)
Well, Good Morning to all. I'm officially on vacation!!!!
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