Let’s try a little sharing game on my stream. #TipOfDay
As long as I know folks may be interested, I’ll do a one-a-day theme post. Creates a collection searchable by hashtag. Any topic but to be part of it, repeat the hashtag of my daily post. Show me if you are interested by a comment, reply with a new top, fave or boost. Each day you can do a hashtag search if you wish to find one. Next post starts it.
Aww, I’m saddened so few folks saw this post and no one shared another tip back. Ah well, tomorrow I will share another and see if gradually this picks up. #TipOfDay1
@cobalt Hah. Yeah, 12 hours non-stop, no breaks, as a chef in a busy restaurant. It's on your feet physical like playing basketball for 12 hours straight. Keeps me young. I also fast for that 2 day stretch which has been shown to be healthful. People guess my age as 40s. I'm 70. Lol. As far as how, I don't know. You just do it. You have to want to.
@shuttersparks Oh my, I can't even imagine working in a restaurant, and I've done that 5 times in my youth. Extremely hard on your feet and legs. I'm 71 and this is the year I am highly aware I have to be more careful on lifting and moving things. I'm impressed you can do this! Imagine it can be fun at times.
@shuttersparks eek! I work usually 1-2 “12 hour shifts” as caregiver for my son when we are short a full time caregiver, like now. Our 40 hours a week person was fired a week ago by his agency. Actually because we let the agency know he called off 12 days in 9 weeks and was late 3-4 times a week. It IS work and a bit too physically demanding. How do you handle long shifts?