Peaseblossom
War Child
I work too damn hard.
Job#1: Communications Officer. I actually put more that 40 hours of work in here each week. In fact- it's usually more like 50. This job is in the nonprofit sector, but I've worked my hinee off for 6 month and got a raise of $.30 and hour. There are currently no prospects for my salary to increase by any intelligible amount any time soon.
Job#2: Selling clothes in the mall on weekends. Between 8-18 hours a week (making a possible grand total of 68 hours per week). I don't really like this job. However, it gets me a discount on my favorite clothes and gets ends to meet.
Job #3: Beginning in January- 5 hours a week (at least) I'll be doing research and writing grant proposals. This will be fun. However, I'm not looking forward to losing more time at home.
All this, and I can still just pay my bills. Let's look at the math here.
168 hours in a week- 73 hours of work= 95 hours- 7 hours to commute to said jobs= 88 - 8 hours of sleep per night- with my schedule, I have to (64 hours)=24- 4 hours a week to bathe/ get ready for said jobs = 20 - 5 hours of working out a week= 15 hours - 5 hours a week doing necessary unfun things (grocery shopping, cleaning, etc)= 10 hours per week. This means that I have 1.28 hours to do the things I enjoy per day. Damnit. I just used 20 of my free minutes to do this.
I'll reiterate. I work too damn hard.
[This message has been edited by Peaseblossom (edited 12-13-2001).]
Job#1: Communications Officer. I actually put more that 40 hours of work in here each week. In fact- it's usually more like 50. This job is in the nonprofit sector, but I've worked my hinee off for 6 month and got a raise of $.30 and hour. There are currently no prospects for my salary to increase by any intelligible amount any time soon.
Job#2: Selling clothes in the mall on weekends. Between 8-18 hours a week (making a possible grand total of 68 hours per week). I don't really like this job. However, it gets me a discount on my favorite clothes and gets ends to meet.
Job #3: Beginning in January- 5 hours a week (at least) I'll be doing research and writing grant proposals. This will be fun. However, I'm not looking forward to losing more time at home.
All this, and I can still just pay my bills. Let's look at the math here.
168 hours in a week- 73 hours of work= 95 hours- 7 hours to commute to said jobs= 88 - 8 hours of sleep per night- with my schedule, I have to (64 hours)=24- 4 hours a week to bathe/ get ready for said jobs = 20 - 5 hours of working out a week= 15 hours - 5 hours a week doing necessary unfun things (grocery shopping, cleaning, etc)= 10 hours per week. This means that I have 1.28 hours to do the things I enjoy per day. Damnit. I just used 20 of my free minutes to do this.
I'll reiterate. I work too damn hard.
[This message has been edited by Peaseblossom (edited 12-13-2001).]