Foo - Should I?

Call in sick today? My wrists are hurting and my stomach is still twitchy from the past 4 weeks of nausea. Wrists are hurting because I haven't had enough time off (haven't had 2 days in a row for a month) and they're just...not too good.

I'm also totally not in the mode where I feel like I could give a decent, comprehensive massage. At least, not up to my normal quality of work. I'm certain I could still outperform 80% of my coworkers, but that's only because of the education they received. Anywho...

Yeah, I need to save my wrists. I'll be calling in.

Thanks for your help! ;)

If you are coherent enough to put that much thought into, get to a computer, and type your question, then you are in good enough shape to go to work. :)

If you are coherent enough to put that much thought into, get to a computer, and type your question, then you are in good enough shape to go to work. :)

Massage therapy is very physical work - it's not like sitting at a desk and typing on a keyboard.

I vote for taking a sick day.

Take the day off.

A good friend of mine developed carpal tunnel from massage therapy work. He now sells insurance after retraining and surgery.

You don't want to end up selling insurance...do you? :eek:

Thanks for your help! ;)

Uhh sure. No problem. :twitchy:

Thanks for your help! ;)

I knew I had something special to do today...

You are very welcome!

It was the very least I could do. No problem. Let me know if you need anything else.

Can I get a massage for helping?

Can I get a massage for helping?

Another day, perhaps. :)

I called in. I love my coworkers and managers. The response I received was "If there's a chance of you hurting yourself, I don't want you in."

you should have heard what they said as soon as they hung up though.:eek::innocent: