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The downside of working ten-hour shifts with an hour commute at each end is that it's wreaking havoc on my social life. Actually, it's wreaking havoc on my everything-but-work life.
I want to get together with people. I want to go out and do things in the evening - have friends over, go out to yoga classes or dance practice, bake cookies, have fun. But waking up at 6:30am, leaving the house by 7:30, and not getting home until 7:30pm at the absolute earliest makes that rather challenging.
Heck, it makes having anything for dinner other than pasta or grilled cheese sandwiches challenging. Actual cooking and baking is starting to fall by the wayside, just in the interest of eating dinner before 9pm.
I love this clinic, and I'm happy to work there. Honestly, I'm happy for any work; the fact that this is a nice place just makes it that much better. But I'd give almost anything for a couple of nice, short, 9-5 shifts in between dates there....
I want to get together with people. I want to go out and do things in the evening - have friends over, go out to yoga classes or dance practice, bake cookies, have fun. But waking up at 6:30am, leaving the house by 7:30, and not getting home until 7:30pm at the absolute earliest makes that rather challenging.
Heck, it makes having anything for dinner other than pasta or grilled cheese sandwiches challenging. Actual cooking and baking is starting to fall by the wayside, just in the interest of eating dinner before 9pm.
I love this clinic, and I'm happy to work there. Honestly, I'm happy for any work; the fact that this is a nice place just makes it that much better. But I'd give almost anything for a couple of nice, short, 9-5 shifts in between dates there....
