Posted By: blackswan on 2008-10-09
In Reply to: Being asked to work all your days off? - Wonderer

For many years I would work on my day off. However, I have come to realize as I have gotten older that my needs and peace of mind do matter. I figure I give them 350 lph five days a week and that is it. I always exceed my required lines. I am sometimes asked by my liaison to work my day off but I politely decline. I have a family and I am sure that on my deathbed I will not be saying I wish I had typed more lines.

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