Gotta smile...
Nov. 14th, 2000 04:57 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
alexpgpSo I stop by the office on the way home, and the (ex-)boss is very friendly and underscoring the fact that we understand one another well and have good relations. I agree. I would have proposed a toast, absent the possession of a suitable beverage, a company rule about imbibing on company time, and the fact that the shift had just about wrung me out like a sponge.
I came home, ate something of a lunch and hit the rack at a little after 11 am.
At 2:05 pm, the workmen my wife had engaged to replace our front and back doors arrived and began to work.
The process involves, among other tools, hammers.
Aaargghhh!
Then again, maybe I have stumbled on to something here. If I can sleep for 3 hours or so in the early part of the [physical] day, to recover from the night before, and then nap for another 3 hours starting around 6 pm, ... hmmm.
The first part will require no effort...it's all I can do to stay conscious once I get home after my shift. It's the second part that will be a challenge...it's kinda hard to fall asleep at the drop of a hat, although there was once a time when I'd mastered that art form. (But that time was also an era of long hikes, communal showers, and loud, sudden noises.)
Well, there's no choice but to press on and see what happens! :^)
Cheers...
I came home, ate something of a lunch and hit the rack at a little after 11 am.
At 2:05 pm, the workmen my wife had engaged to replace our front and back doors arrived and began to work.
The process involves, among other tools, hammers.
Aaargghhh!
Then again, maybe I have stumbled on to something here. If I can sleep for 3 hours or so in the early part of the [physical] day, to recover from the night before, and then nap for another 3 hours starting around 6 pm, ... hmmm.
The first part will require no effort...it's all I can do to stay conscious once I get home after my shift. It's the second part that will be a challenge...it's kinda hard to fall asleep at the drop of a hat, although there was once a time when I'd mastered that art form. (But that time was also an era of long hikes, communal showers, and loud, sudden noises.)
Well, there's no choice but to press on and see what happens! :^)
Cheers...
