Just wanted to pass along a tip for any of you who may ever find yourself in this situation:
If your work ever requires you, for some writing you have to do, to read an interview with Anne O. Krueger, First Deputy Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund, on Soverign Debt Restructuring and Dispute Resolution, I believe, if my experience may be a guide, you will have more success if you don't "just lie down for a bit" while reading.
Hope this has been helpful.
Carol
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ZZZZZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzSnork...Huh? What?cskinner wrote:Just wanted to pass along a tip for any of you who may ever find yourself in this situation:
If your work ever requires you, for some writing you have to do, to read an interview with Anne O. Krueger, First Deputy Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund, on Soverign Debt Restructuring and ...
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I don't think it would take reading Anne O. Kreuger for "lying down for a bit" to end up problematic for me.
I have two speeds: 1. jittery 2. falling asleep.
Today I tried "lying down for a bit" while editing a story. I accomplished about 2 lines worth of work. But it was either that or stay downstairs while the 13 year boy who should have school every day of his life and never be released for Presidents' day drove the dog crazy, the girls crazy, me crazy, and otherwise bounced off every surface in the house.
I have two speeds: 1. jittery 2. falling asleep.
Today I tried "lying down for a bit" while editing a story. I accomplished about 2 lines worth of work. But it was either that or stay downstairs while the 13 year boy who should have school every day of his life and never be released for Presidents' day drove the dog crazy, the girls crazy, me crazy, and otherwise bounced off every surface in the house.
emmline wrote:... while the 13 year boy who should have school every day of his life and never be released for Presidents' day drove the dog crazy, the girls crazy, me crazy, and otherwise bounced off every surface in the house.
Yup, sounds like a 13 year old boy to me!Giles: "We few, we happy few."
Spike: "We band of buggered."
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