Sanity? What's that?

Posted By: nm on 2007-06-19
In Reply to: Attn: people with 3 jobs - romey

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Attn: people with 3 jobs - romey
- Three jobs, sm - Been there, done that
- Depends on how part time the part time jobs are. - Msla MT
- You can do it; just have to plan and think about your priorities - Gotta be organized
- Three-job burnout - sammypot
- Sanity? What's that? - nm
- Nap? What's that? - mlstoo
- I applaude all who are able to balance all their jobs; I doubt I could even do 2I!! nm - tired fingers
- My son is doing this. - sm
- I have 3 and it can get a bit hectic - sm -
  - I work 6 days a week- only 1 of these has - sm -
- I currently have 2 jobs and have had for a long time....sm - passing through
- I have a panic attack - Ack
- I tried it last week and it almost killed me - sm
- The most jobs at 1 time were - Lannie
- NO WAY - me
- Tried it, nearly killed me. Unless you want to be - not worth it

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