Re: Novice at napping LOL!

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Dianne,

Working full time with a commute can really tire you out, I went

on doctor prescribed " medical " part time (MWF) when I couldn't

keep up a full time work schedule. Really depends on who you

work for/with, how flexible they are and how much you value that

work relationship.

Tim

--- Dpa1228@... wrote:

> Ha! That's a riot! I also need a daily nap or I fall asleep

> at anywhere

> from 6 P.M. to 7 P.M. Working this last year put an end to

> naps and hence

> the early falling asleep.

>

> My last day on my job was this past Friday, so this is day 1

> of freedom. It's

> kind of weird actually and I haven't had my nap yet. I found

> that my 9 hour

> workday plus an hour commute each way was too much for me. In

> this time I

> have had 2 lupus flares.

> So I plan to recuperate for a while and in a few weeks/months

> look for

> something closer to home. I really feel like I should be

> writing programs -

> hard to get out of my system I guess.

>

> Also I miss my best friend who works there and some of the

> other people. All

> in all it was a good place to work (ADP/SIS). But I was

> really dragging and

> feeling lousy.

> I will continue my health insurance with Cobra for up to 18

> months so that's

> not a problem, and with the decent salary I got I have enough

> to live on

> comfortably for some time.

>

> It sure has been hot here lately!! = I live in Castle

> Rock, CO, which is

> about 35 miles south of Denver. I'm looking forward to Fall

> and cooler

> weather!

>

> Best Wishes to everyone and take care,

> Dianne A. (AIH/PSC/SCLE/Sjogren's)

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