Ten-ses and Elevenses

The new schedule has begun at work and I like it!  Start time is 5:45 AM, yes I did say AM.  Breakfast is around 4:20 AM and leaving quickly thereafter.  Having worked all of 3 days, I am discovering some things: a light breakfast is best then eat a little more later on, and breaks are perfect for light snacks.  So...here it comes; First break is more like Sevenses, Meal break or lunch as it is called is more like Ten-ses and Second break is Twelveses.
Perhaps you are wondering what these sevenses and Ten-ses are all about.  Do you remember the first of the Hobbit movies, "The Fellowship of The Ring?" and Pippin asked Aragorn about 2nd breakfast and 11-zies (Meal breaks) and Aragorn threw him an apple.  I have become Hobbit-like in my work and break times.  First break, Ten-ses, Second break or Second Breakfast..and it works for me.  I am eating less and spreading it over more break times.

One problem is developing, the hair is growing on my feet, thick and curly and and I have a desire to live underground behind a large round door with a doorknob right in the middle of the door.  Oh well, I will worry about that tomorrow, right now it is time for second lunch.  See ya later!

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