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hilskie

In my almost 29 years of existence...I've never felt the need for one...but today, I needed it.  I woke up feeling bleh...


 


SO, I called in sick.  This is a little bit harder when you work for a little old lady and she still needs someone to take care of her...luckily, I'm not the only help she has.


 


I enjoyed my Mental Health Day.  I think my sister/roommate thought I was sick.  But, I wasn't.  I cleaned, and played video games, and watched the last 5 episodes of "Legend of the Seeker" that I've missed...(DVR can be so nice sometimes!)


*Side note*  Craig Horner makes it easy to watch that show!  View Image


 


Well...my Mental Health day is almost over...off to read a little "New Moon" before I go to bed. 

Comments (8)

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meemoos·
Sounds like fun! That's why I only work PT. Give me a day with that guy, I'll give him a reality check or my foot in his ass. I would send him back to the trenches with a nice BE on a big 'ole ass and only the tip that comes in the BE bag. Watch that MF swim in shi-at!
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MikeTheKnife·
Is the Egyptian the male co-worker or the female co-worker? There was an egyptian chick who worked at the Jack-in-the-box by my house and man was she a hottie. Have a great day off dude, sounds like you deserve it.
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MikeTheKnife·
PS by 'great day off' I mean blow everything else off for a couple hours and veg out in front of the Xbox. Is that bad advice? Maybe...but it's heartfelt. You've already been working all day!
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J-Cat·
good for you! I hope you feel better!
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madwoman·
I vote for paid \"Mental Health Days\". :) :)
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Mortaw·
Glad to hear you got some rest. Good to see you online.
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COULOW·
YAY!!!\r \r Everyone needs one. Vacations are never taken. People are workaholics.\r \r *sniff** I'm so proud of you!
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hilskie·
@Coulow... do you make people laugh often? You crack me up on a daily basis...\r \r \r So...went back to work...felt good...glad I took a rest day. I felt a little stupid tho' because I get weekends off...but I swear, being a private caretaker is emotionally draining...that's the hard part. I can take the physical drain fine...