Not that I'm complaining. It's good to have a job, and I enjoy the work well enough. But time off is addictive and passes too quickly.
Fortunately, and I remind myself often, most weeks I have more days off than on if you don't count the hours I put in Monday mornings from my home office, putting articles and pictures onto the webpage (Lorna: http://wadenanews.ca). They don't feel like work so I tend to forget about that.
And now, the oatmeal porridge is down and it's time for a quick dip in the tub, and then I must leave poor Ducky Doodle alone in the porch for the day.
Thanks for the link! Going back to work has seemed appealing to me lately, although I don't think Walmart needs any more greeters. I listen to the talk from my daughters about what's going on in their offices, and I think, "I could fix that!" My last big fix was retiring though and as much as I'm drawn to fixing, I guess I'll stick with a no schedule (unless forced) existence.
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