from Sally
From: Sally Grigg (lostcst@mcn.org)
Sat Apr 21 15:18:01 2001
I don't know how people carry on "normal" jobs. Having your own business does
have some advantages, you can give directions to people over the radio in your
nightgown, you can be up for a few hours and then lay down and cry without
anyone knowing, and then get up and smile cheerily (sometimes). But I used to
have a full time career and I know I could not have done it now.Just the
driving alone and the standing and the walking and being emotionally stable.
My staff has been fairly stable for awhile, but now I'm going to have to
advertise and train a few new people and I'm freaked because it's so hard for
me to function for too long normally. Sorry to be depressing, I should be
counting my blessings. Love, Sally
Rose Lunn wrote:
> I know God put me on earth to accomplish a certain number of things. I
> am so far behind on everything that needs to get done; I feel pretty
> safe that I will never die.
>
> How do you tell a hypochondriac at a party?
> When the lights go out, they are the one screaming I've gone blind.
>
> kcmo rose
>