So it is raining and generally nasty outside

[Horse with no Name]

Supposed to have some ice and sleet and snow this afternoon.
I work at a hospital and they have been desperately calling because they are shorthanded (I worked 48 hours from Friday until Monday).
Should I answer the phone and sacrifice life and limb to drive to work--risking getting stuck there--or stay home with my warm blanky and hot chocolate and continue to ignore the phone?:evilgrin:

[Tyler Durden]

1. NO ONE can fault you for not risking your life or sanity.

In the words of Amon Goethe, "I pardon you."

Just being silly. Unless I was in horrible financial straights and needed the massive overtime, I'd sit still and put on the kettle. MY days of ACTUALLY risking my ass for anyone I don't like are over.

[Horse with no Name]

3. That was kind of my feeling

I feel the same way these days.

[Phillycat]

2. I would go.

But then, I work in a hospital too. If you really can't get there safely, I would tell them they have to have someone in a 4WD vehicle come get you and bring you home.

The sick people have to find a way there too, you know. :)

[Horse with no Name]

4. I live 40 miles away

on a 2-lane road.
Not sure I want to risk it and I really don't trust other people's driving. But more than that...that they would get me there and not give a shit how I got home,lol.

[Tyler Durden]

5. Throw a log on the fire, and don't you dare feel guilty.

Administrators get HUGE bonuses for holding down personnel costs. Let them "Send in the Temps."

[Phillycat]

7. It's your call dude.

[Horse with no Name]

8. Ummm

Not a "dude".
:o

[Phillycat]

9. Me either, but I call myself "dude" too.

It's the generic. :D

[RiverStone]

6. Unplug the phone. You gave at the office already.

Relax. You earned it!