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We had a bunch of storms roll through the area today. I was double shifted for lifeguarding - 1-3:30 and 4-6:30. I only had to guard the pool for maybe 10 minutes of the second shift because of lightning, which means I spent 2 hours and 20 minutes getting paid to watch the radar, keep an eye out for lightning, and read. It was a rather easy 15 bucks earned, if I may say so myself.
I also have tomorrow off (Yay Independence Day!). We're making up the swim lessons on Friday, and some of the teachers won't be able to be there, so not only do I have my regular two hours from 11 to 1, but I also picked up Gillian's three from 9 to 11. Alas, it means I have to get up early, but it is another 24 bucks on my paycheck, and I'd rather take on more swim lessons then take on more guard shifts. At least I'm *doing* something when I teach instead of standing around watching everyone else do stuff.
Anyway, that was my day. Yay storms! Not only did it give me an easy shift, but we are also desperately in need of the rain, which is all for the good.
I also have tomorrow off (Yay Independence Day!). We're making up the swim lessons on Friday, and some of the teachers won't be able to be there, so not only do I have my regular two hours from 11 to 1, but I also picked up Gillian's three from 9 to 11. Alas, it means I have to get up early, but it is another 24 bucks on my paycheck, and I'd rather take on more swim lessons then take on more guard shifts. At least I'm *doing* something when I teach instead of standing around watching everyone else do stuff.
Anyway, that was my day. Yay storms! Not only did it give me an easy shift, but we are also desperately in need of the rain, which is all for the good.