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Old 07-11-2008, 08:39 AM #10
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Thanks for all. I am having such a rough morning that I decided to talk to my husband over the phone about reducing my hours. The mornings seem the roughest for me as well as later evening. He agreed and said to do what I needed to do. I am going into work around 11am. I am going to discuss this with my bosses. I'll let you guys know what they said.
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