An Afternoon Off!

by Bendrr 2 Replies latest jw friends

  • Bendrr
    Bendrr

    I took this afternoon off. Over the nice lunch I treated myself to, I thought about how normal it seems to work six days a week and then get bored on the one day off I do have.
    Does anyone else feel like being in the Empire with the added "jobs" of field service, meetings, and study condition you to fill every moment possible?
    Especially when you leave, you suddenly have what seems like so much time on your hands. For me, work was the choice to fill it. At my job, we are open from 7:30 to 6 m-f and 7:30-4 on sat and it is perfectly acceptable for a technician to work all six days. But the manager and the owners will many times come tell me that I shouldn't work six days EVERY week, "why don't you take a day off to rest?"
    Well, that's why we are closed on Sundays. I'm used to it, been doing it so long.
    I guess if you can come away with one good bit of training from The Empire, it is that you can handle putting in long hours.
    But I am enjoying a quiet afternoon off with a few cold brews and air conditioning. (been really hot this week)
    mike.

    "Well done, Blind Squirrel! You've found an impressive nut!

  • slipnslidemaster
    slipnslidemaster

    I'm the same way. I work to fill the void I guess. Long hours have never been a problem for me either.

    Slipnslidemaster: "But at my back I always hear Time's winged chariot hurrying near."
    - Andrew Marvell

  • bigboi
    bigboi

    Bendrr:

    Same here dude. When I was working I worked sixty hour weeks no prob. I mean if I'm going to do something might as well be gettin paid. As long as you like it and the pay's good I don't see why ya can't spend a few extra hrs on the job.

    ONE...

    bigboi

    "it ain't what ya do. it's how you do it" quote from the song "True Honeybunz" by Bahamadia

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