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Old 01-25-2008, 11:47 PM #1
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Crazy New Hours at Work..
Let the fun begin! That should be read VERY sarcastically..
My work hours change this coming Monday to 6am-2:30pm..Now, it's not all bad. Leaving at 2:30p will be great..But 6am? This oughta be interesting. I've always been a night person..So, maybe I should just stay up all night? My only concern, I guess, is that I get worn out so easily. I just worry I'll burn out & lose my job. Oh the drama!
Thanks for letting me get that out..
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