Registered: Mar 2003
Location: On a spit of sand we call Earth
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Originally posted by Sushipunk
$30k?
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Sep-15-2013 03:10
Silky Johnson
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Nov 2003
Location:
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Originally posted by Desiderata
Being a nurse, how does your shift work go. Do you work nights for an extended period of time and then rotate back to days or is it a week to week basis. Like you work nights 2 or 3 days out of the week and then the rest of the day of the week you work days. How does the shifts work at your job?
I do two weeks of days and two weeks of nights, repeat. 7 shifts a rotation, 12 hour shifts. I work a traditional, or continental, line. So I work a weekend (Fri-Sun) with the two days following that weekend off, then I go back for two days and have the following weekend off, back for two days, off for two, repeat.
Works great for me. I really enjoy the switch and having lots of days off, especially midweek. I'm a night owl and I usually only sleep 4-6 hours on the reg anyway...so the changeover doesn't bother me at all.
There are dayday/nightnight (4 shifts on, 5 days off) lines, but I don't like that.
Sep-15-2013 06:10
meriter
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Registered: May 2009
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Sep-15-2013 17:25
Desiderata
addiction of duplicities
Registered: Feb 2007
Location: San Antonio,Texas
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Originally posted by Silky Johnson
I do two weeks of days and two weeks of nights, repeat. 7 shifts a rotation, 12 hour shifts. I work a traditional, or continental, line. So I work a weekend (Fri-Sun) with the two days following that weekend off, then I go back for two days and have the following weekend off, back for two days, off for two, repeat.
Works great for me. I really enjoy the switch and having lots of days off, especially midweek. I'm a night owl and I usually only sleep 4-6 hours on the reg anyway...so the changeover doesn't bother me at all.
There are dayday/nightnight (4 shifts on, 5 days off) lines, but I don't like that.
I wondered how it would work as a nurse. My dad works for the city and every year he has to rotate to graveyard shift for 3 months. But leading up to the time he rotates to graveyard they give him like 3 days to 7 days off with pay to adjust to the graveyard shift.
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Sep-15-2013 17:38
enydo
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Registered: Jan 2008
Location: NYC
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Originally posted by 2techs
I'm falling to the floor, begging for the Lord to let me into heaven's door...shed so many tears.
this is for me
Sep-15-2013 17:45
Silky Johnson
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Nov 2003
Location:
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Originally posted by Desiderata
I wondered how it would work as a nurse. My dad works for the city and every year he has to rotate to graveyard shift for 3 months. But leading up to the time he rotates to graveyard they give him like 3 days to 7 days off with pay to adjust to the graveyard shift.
There's a lot of flexibility, really. My line is straight 12s, but there are lines of 8 hour shifts (NO THANKS!!), the dayday/nightnight as I already mentioned, a combination of 12s and 8s, and then of course part time. There are also straight nights lines, but I only know 1 person who works that line.
So yeah it's good - cause obviously not everyone can handle the same sleep/wake changeover and whatnot.
Sep-15-2013 20:48
itsamemario
Italian Plumber
Registered: Jun 2001
Location: Mushroom Kingdom
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Originally posted by meriter
that is so fucking badass..
edit: oh and ive had a really good day today.
could have been even better, and my neck didnt have to be all fucky, but it was pretty nice overall.
anyone else enjoyed their day today?
Registered: Feb 2012
Location: Mountain View, Santa Clara, California
Is Scotland being granted independence? read something about a 'vote' on bloomberg about an hour ago...
I've also read that Scotland would honor the crown, in spite of a looming separation from the 'United Kingdom' ? I think this is pretty cool, as these countries all share a rich regal past.
Registered: Feb 2012
Location: Mountain View, Santa Clara, California
Three hard boiled eggs, two bags of tuna, one whole bag of salad.
I feel like Schwarzenegger right now. KETOSIS FTW!
Ran 3 miles (12,000 steps) I avg 10k a day. Ready to start a new week.
Sep-16-2013 06:42
Sushipunk
Flickering, I roam
Registered: Sep 2006
Location: Chateau Verdafloor
You buy tuna in bags?
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Sep-16-2013 07:33
Dykes_on_Jay
Ape me.
Registered: Aug 2012
Location: Shenzhen LBC
All of the fish that i buy comes in a bag. I even have the pleasure of watching it be killed. The Chinese hate fucking fish (they love eating it, think like normal people hate Arabs hate). The other day I picked a live flounder from one of the many tanks filled with deliciously edible and not so sure if edible creatures from the sea. As I smiled, satisfied with my purchase; the woman behind the counter proceeds to lovingly bludgeon it's head against the counter for a solid 10 times. She hummed a happy song as she did this. Two or 3 people took pictures.
A more honourable death could not be had. It was fucking delicious.
Coming from a land locked city, I have never perpetuated so much genocide and ruthlessness to sea creatures. I love it. Animals are so disposable here. Heaven.