on monday, i work normal, human being hours, for the first time in 2.5 years. this calls for celebration. the booze. it beckons.

YAY!

sadly, not really more drinking than i do now. i have to be in the office at 0800, which means i need to be up at about 0530. i have to be asleep by 1030. kind of puts a damper on the heavy, mid-week drinking. the last time i worked days in the summer, i was able to run up a bar tab that was a little over 4k. i had been hoping to better that, this summer.

however, drinking on fridays won't be so rough anymore. no more 30 hour fridays, just so i can have a life.

Oh that is awesome! Working nights is rough on the body.

@moondust: it is rough, indeed. i am so happy that i'll be free of the whole jetlagged feeling.

@reardensteel: I did it for a month and I always felt sick. My sister is a nurse and is doing it. She was just visiting me and seriously she looks awful. Her skin is broken out, she's gained weight, she's ALWAYS tired. Poor baby, I want to help her but there's nothing I can do.

@reardensteel: Wow, can you handle it? Do you even remember what sunlight looks like?

@val: i do indeed remember what sunlight looks like. i was just out in it, having a lovely lunch (dinner). i don't really remember what it feels like to go to bed when it's dark out, on a regular basis. that's a far more important thing for me at this point.

wow, fantastic! I worked nights for 4 years and was only able to do it by maintaining a night time schedule the whole time. I'm an antisocial hermit most of the time, so it worked for a while.

@moondust: hmmmmm. this might require some re-tooling of your beer menu.

@reardensteel: See I think if hipsters were so damn cool and 'real' they'd drink Milwaukee's Best instead of PBR. It's cheaper and crappier. Psssh... And PBR is so 1998. ;)

Honestly, I don't care much for beer, so I'd buy a selection based on your recommendations.