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So in addition to having to get up early for medical stuff that I outlined in a locked post only visible to some people, I was informed last week that starting this week, I will be in the Greek program full time until October when GreekGirl will be returning from her leave. This is the girl whose husband broke his back at work and is now in rehab.

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[knemesis]

It sounds like, if you just change the way you think about it a little bit, that this could be a kind of challenge for you. You just need to find a way to marry your regular program, which has a constantly changing game plan with a program that is probably a little stagnant. I bet you could be very good for the program, and it could maybe be like a little vacation from what you normally do. It's not forever so you can write down new ideas to use elsewhere once you're back to a more fast-paced/changing program!

[claireleo]

Ugh! I am so sorry -- I know how much you dislike the Greek program!

Do you get to eat Greek food? That would be the only perk, I suspect. :-)

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When they cook something in the program itself, it's Greek food. But otherwise they get the food from our kitchen at work (same place as my program gets its food) and it's an English chef who has no business calling himself a chef.

Though I usually don't eat everything they make either, because it's always really sugary and fattening. If I ate everything, I'd be the size of a house! ;) (but it would be really yummy!)