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I am SO tired!

I started training as a site visiter for LN yesterday afternoon. It's more hours and pretty flexible so I'm happy to do it. But I'm tired out!

I did 3 hours yesterday, and then my normal shift at Carnforth, and then I was working again at 6 this morning! 2 hours, and then off to the Marina for my normal 2 1/2 hours, and soon I shall have to go out again to cover 3 more sites... on my own this time! Wee bit nervouse about that. I shouldn't be, the work isn't hard, but until I am certain that I am doing it right I'm not going to be happy. On top of that I am still working on my web sites (had a gallery to make for one yesterday evening that took up a couple of hours) and my college work to do too.

I also fell guilty about being out, because tonight Yorkie leaves for his stag do and I wont see him again until Monday :(

Ijust want to curl up in my mans arms and go to sleep!

Wahhhh!

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Rainypete said…
Busy busy busy! Make sure you get yourself some rest in the midst of all the mayhem. Not that it'll make you miss him less, but I'm sure Yorkie understands.
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