Not only will my sleep schedule be more in tune with the time back home, but there is absolutely NOTHING to do on night shift barring certain occasions. So I get to surf the web all night long.
Kuwait. I *was* working in strength management, now I sit around and take up space for twelve hours a day, or night in this instance. Ah, the joy of waiting to leave.
I miss working nights. I miss driving to and from work when no one was around, and shopping at the supermarket when there were no old ladies in my way. I would bare my teeth and snarl at the daywalkers whenever I had to see them, which was thankfully not often.
I'd love a night shift for the pay and peace and quiet it brings. Unfortunately, I've discovered that no matter how many curtains I put up, how good a sleep mask is, or how many sleeping pills I take, there is no way I can get proper sleep during the day. My body just knows it's daytime and I should be up, despite how tired I am.
And it never fails that when I'm on days, my friends are on nights, and vice versa.
quote:Kuwait. I *was* working in strength management
is that a fancy way of saying you worked in the gym? or did you just jump on missiles or something to make sure they wouldn't break
Actually I spent ten hours a day checking numbers on a spreadsheet against numbers on a database and making sure they added up. They never did. I hope that tells you something about the military accountability system.
quote:Actually I spent ten hours a day checking numbers on a spreadsheet against numbers on a database and making sure they added up. They never did. I hope that tells you something about the military accountability system.
quote:Actually I spent ten hours a day checking numbers on a spreadsheet against numbers on a database and making sure they added up. They never did. I hope that tells you something about the military accountability system.
quote:Actually I spent ten hours a day checking numbers on a spreadsheet against numbers on a database and making sure they added up. They never did. I hope that tells you something about the military accountability system.
i think it tells me that you can't add
Oh my god, diss, burn. (King's english version)
I never did any counting. I fed them through an MS Access query and got my results that way. And they were civilians who never gave us the right information anyway, so we weren't all that concerned.
