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Hello all. I was just thinking about this a minute after completing most of Monday's duties!
Honestly, I feel more exhausted sometimes after struggling with paperwork and unpleasant issues than I do with physical work. At least you can see that you have accomplished something with the physcial work!
So in the interest of a late afternoon Monday brain I'm posting this question. Also, since we have a lot of jokestersI'm sure some of the answers will be funny. Thanks all and hope the week started off well.
Just thinking about work makes me tired. However I'm not afraid of work,,, I can lay down beside it and fall asleep most of the time.
Mental work. My line of work is extremely detail oriented, Requires fast thinking on my feet and a great memory. I deal with large crowds as well some of the time. Fortunately after work and iced coffee and an American spirit pick me up most of the time.
Mental work. Usually, physical work invigorates me.
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