Wednesday 22 January 2014

One of those

It doesn't happen that often, but when I woke up on Monday morning, still lying in my nice warm bed, there was only one thought running through my head: five days to the weekend! And that was before I had done any driving at all!

It's not that the driving is bad. Or the weather. Or my colleagues. It was just the thought that a whole week of work lay ahead of me. Five days of route 5 and 7 and 2 and 1 and 24. 

When I was asked this afternoon whether I wanted to some extra driving (overtime!) I declined. Because the thought of a few extra hours before there were only two days left of this week, was too much. 

It's not that I am in a bad mood. Even if the uniform people had me down as a man. That has since changed. I caught some cheats on the bus (always nice). Í am just a bit down. 

Two more days to the weekend!

7 comments:

  1. ...en kan de Noorse post ook niet eens lief zijn...liefst vóór het weekend dan nog?

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  2. Hari OM
    time for some SERIOUS chocolate intake... YA(((((U)))))M xx (that's me hugging u...)

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  3. Hope your weekend comes soon. We all have weeks like that for no good reason at all!

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  4. Hugs from me, too, and of course Lindy.
    Luv, K

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  5. May be it's that northern climate S.A.D. -- not enough sunshine. We are having "The Year Without Winter" We just can't believe the weeks and weeks of sunshine. I love that photo of you in that hat.

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  6. Well, Monday was, supposedly, the most depressive day of the year.

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  7. I only had one Monday to Friday job, and I only had it for about a year. Right now I work a job where I work three days and have four days off and honestly, I love my schedule. Granted, I work constantly during those three days I'm there (to the point of sleeping over two days in a row) but I never have long to wait for a day off and the four days off in a row are so conductive to being productive if I put my mind to it.

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