I'm into the Long March now: Day 2 of the 19 days of consecutive work. Got a surprise day off Sunday. The owner of the restaurant told me not to bother to come in. I wasn't feeling all that great, so that was fine with me. I thought I might get out of working the next two Sunday's as well, but they were actually very busy the last couple hours. Ah well. The money will get us a bit ahead of the game for the first time in six months.
Things are picking up at the bakery, so I should have no trouble getting enough hours. When we first came back from the cruise, it was really slow and had me worried that I was keeping the wrong job. But the last week or so has been back to normal.
Well, it's bedtime.
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2 comments:
I don't think beach combing for the Japanese Glass Fishing Floats is as prominent in Okinawa as here on the main island. We had friends stationed here awhile ago and they never beach combed for them just bought a large one. They are now wishing they would've taken up the hobby. It's tons of fun but now we have too many floats, LOL!
Interesting hobby for the family, though. Have fun packing them up and bringing them back to the states.
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