Cut me some slack

Its easy to be lazy when you have nothing to do. When you have 3 jobs and run 15 miles a week, you don't have time to be lazy. However its obviously a course for total destruction or at least exhaustion. I decided to quit one of these jobs for several reasons. One reason was that because the job required me to get up  at 6a drive to downtown, work til 12. Come home and get ready for my regular evening job. That was 3 days a week. It was super exhausting cuz id sit in front of a computer and review digital notes for 5 hours. Another reason I wanted to leave was because it was unfulfilling ie BORING! The last reason is not something that generally would cause me to want to leave but - my boss was kind of annoying. Well, actually super annoying. She would complain the entire time I was there about how stupid people are and this that and the other thing. I'm sure if I stuck around id eventually just tell her to shut the front door. Financially it was ok but wasn't an efficient use of my time.

Anyway, I'm done with that now and my regular full time job has changed my schedule to be pretty random through the week. I now have more free time to do things during the week cuz with a M-F schedule, I had to cram all my fun on sat and sun. Sure now id have to work the occassional weekend, but whatev. I really don't have anything else to do except work, run, work out, eat... and of course go out and dance my pants off.

So now my 3rd job is doing home nursing care where just 1 shift would cover those 3 days at the job I quit. Plus it's 1on1 nursing care so overall I'm coming out on top. And of course that's where I love coming: out on top. Duh.