Shellzilla_515
Senior Member
Not gonna lie, aside from count inside the bottle and mirrors, I'm just really not feeling it for the halloween event. My work schedule has been changed up recently (and so does the schedule of my coworkers) where I have to come to work earlier but still finish at the same time like before save for one where I got to leave early due to a slow day. Regardless, it didn't take long for me to constantly feel tired even after getting some sleep. In fact, it's gotten out of wack where I woke up a few times in the night because of thinking that I would end up sleeping in and being late for work. This morning, I was panting going up a few steps on the stairs and had a bit of a hard time breathing.
It's only half an hour earlier each day (except on my days off and Sunday), but it's enough to make me feel fatigued around the clock since I would have to get ready earlier as a result. I don't see the point of that since we don't really have to do anything else aside from getting the workplace ready for the day which only takes a few minutes to do. In fact, one of my coworkers expressed the same thing when I spoke to them about it the other day, and they have a second job! I can't imagine how much more exhausted I'll be if I was in their shoes. I was feeling some lightheadedness at some point and thought I was gonna collapse to the ground. Thankfully, I miraculously felt a little better as the day went on aside from the lingering tiredness.
My soul is kinda getting sucked out of this. I don't get much time at home to unwind, participate in the event, and relax without constantly having to think about work in the back of my mind before the cycle repeats once more. Thank goodness I'm off tomorrow or my body would have gone into complete shutdown. I hate this kind of work culture where you work for long hours and barely get to spend time to simply enjoy life in a meaningful way. And before you know it, something's gonna give in.
It's only half an hour earlier each day (except on my days off and Sunday), but it's enough to make me feel fatigued around the clock since I would have to get ready earlier as a result. I don't see the point of that since we don't really have to do anything else aside from getting the workplace ready for the day which only takes a few minutes to do. In fact, one of my coworkers expressed the same thing when I spoke to them about it the other day, and they have a second job! I can't imagine how much more exhausted I'll be if I was in their shoes. I was feeling some lightheadedness at some point and thought I was gonna collapse to the ground. Thankfully, I miraculously felt a little better as the day went on aside from the lingering tiredness.
My soul is kinda getting sucked out of this. I don't get much time at home to unwind, participate in the event, and relax without constantly having to think about work in the back of my mind before the cycle repeats once more. Thank goodness I'm off tomorrow or my body would have gone into complete shutdown. I hate this kind of work culture where you work for long hours and barely get to spend time to simply enjoy life in a meaningful way. And before you know it, something's gonna give in.
