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Craving some "me time"....       02/04/08 10:50 AM Edit Reply Quote Nugget Reged: 02/10/03 Posts: 2167 As some of you know, I had IBS-D and flu bug issues all weekend. I'm feeling much better today, but still not 100 percent. I went to work this morning after taking some Imodium and a Citrucel Caplet. I probably could have made it through the whole day, but I was really craving some "me" time. So I left for the day and am now home. Now I feel guilty for not working the whole day. The only people who know I'm home are my co-workers. I haven't even e-mailed my husband to let him know. I guess I just wanted some time to myself where I didn't feel obligated to do any certain thing. Just a few hours to do whatever I want whether it's lay around and relax or tidy up my home office area, or whatever. With no distractions or feeling like I have to do this or that. You know what I mean? Does anyone else do this? Print     Remind Me     Notify Moderator

Entire thread Craving some "me time".... Nugget 02/04/08 10:50 AM Re: Craving some "me time".... Shell Marr 02/04/08 12:19 PM Re: Craving some "me time".... Nugget 02/04/08 12:20 PM Re: Craving some "me time".... Erilyn 02/04/08 11:17 AM Re: Craving some "me time".... tovabela 02/05/08 10:24 AM Re: Craving some "me time".... Nugget 02/05/08 12:18 PM Re: Craving some "me time".... Nugget 02/04/08 12:24 PM

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