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Monday Blahs

We've all experienced the Monday blahs!

It all starts with the alarm clock. It's relentless. No amount of pushing the snooze button, allows you to sleep in just a little longer.

As I drag myself out of bed, I try to get into the mindset of having to face another tough new day ahead. "It's only eight hours," I tell myself. "How bad can that be?" Sadly enough, I already know the answer.

My typical day begins by greeting nursing staff on the unit floor, and getting that superficial, weak "Good Morning, in response. And then it happens!

Mr. Jones is having chest pains, and needs to be sent to the hospital, Mrs. Clark just fell out of bed, Mr. Hall is having his third episode of diarrhea, and the Unit Manager called off sick, meaning more work for me!

I glance at the clock and the hands aren't moving fast enough!

Having sacrificed my lunch hour, I take my 15 minute break outside, which is not enough time to recover from my day. "It'll get better," I'm thinking to myself, but I know it won't.

Back on the floor, another nurse announces, "You're getting a new admission." So much for things getting better!

My last break, finally! On the bench, I see one of my co-workers chain smoking. "Boy, this Monday really sucked!" "It's the same old, same old, every day!" "Maybe I'll win the lottery tonight," waving her ticket. "There's got to be a better way, and my paycheck isn't it."

She's right. There's got to be a better way! I'll plan to search the Internet tonight. Opportunities everywhere, I was told. Good plan! My smile returns!

Finally, the shift ends! I get home exhausted. I throw a frozen pizza into the microwave, called dinner, and then I start to think again. "I hate my job." "Am I that dedicated to my paycheck?" "They don't pay me enough." "I just gave someone else my 8 hours." "Besides, who else deals with diarrhea?"

Then I hear myself yelling out, "I CAN'T STAND IT ANYMORE!!!"

I begin to daydream of taking a well-deserved vacation, winning the lottery, becoming debt free, just so that I can say, "Take this job and shove it." I must have sat in the same chair for twenty minutes, when I remembered reading somewhere, "If you sit in the same chair, you will only see the same view."

I started to search the Internet for opportunities. I finally found what I have been looking for...making money online. A marketing system that is on fire and surpasses any other system out there on the Internet.

Finally, a solution to the Monday blahs and my 9-5 job!

Maria Hamilton is a Registered Nurse and an Internet Marketer specializing in online income producing programs.