Saturday, February 28, 2009

When Everyday Is Saturday, You Still Need A Saturday


Good Saturday morning! My wife informed me that this morning was indeed Saturday as sometimes I need reminders as I lose track of what day it is. I am very blessed that what I do for a living is not time specific. Everyday is indeed Saturday for me even though I do put in on average 12-14 hours a day. I do not consider it work. I can not wait to get to the computer in the morning just as soon as I get that first cup of coffee in my hand. All this said, I still have to force myself to get away from it. A typical Saturday for me begins like any other day with coffee and a trip through the BANS forum and then my RSS reader and then about an hour going through and answering over night emails. We usually head off to run errands, go to the bank and then lunch and ice cream. You have to understand, I hate leaving the house unless I am going somewhere that has a casino attached, but i indulge my wife anyway. When I get home, it is back on the computer for an hour or so and then I take an hour or so nap. Yes, i do take one nap a week and look forward to it. when I awake it is back to the computer until bed time. that is enough free time for me, but it does break things up once a week.

In closing, what I am trying to emphasize is as much as you want to work and make money, you still need to get away from it at least once a week. It will recharge you and give you some since of balance. If I did not do this the little that I do, I would end up like Howard Hughes and lock myself up inside a hotel room, complete with long hair and beard.

Now get gone and go enjoy your Saturday! :)

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1 comments:

Anonymous said...

Went and enjoyed my favorite pattime, bass fishing! Nice to see you take breaks afterall :)

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