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From: abeaver@tekig5.UUCP (A Beaver)
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Subject: To date? Or not to date.?  Even when you REALLY DO like the person...
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Date: Mon, 24-Feb-86 20:56:43 EST
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	In a previous article I had written...
> > >	And then there are those of us who are just "Incredibly Busy".
> > > 	It's not too easy to make dates if you have to get up early.

	Someone retorted..
> >   Sorry, but I don't buy this one. It's a story, an excuse. To avoid just
> > saying you aren't enough interested.  [ more opinions about how you would
> > make the time if you wanted to..]

> And yes, my sleep time is VERY important, because it determines my general
> health and productivity. Not many things short of a major crisis are
> worth that.
> -- 
> jcpatilla
	I hadn't thought that I was the only one getting up early to go to
	work....
	When a person is the sole support of several children, as I have been
	for the last 8 or 9 years, you really value the time which you have in
	the evening.  A lot of times, going to bed at 9 or 9:30, is VERY
	necessary.  Otherwise, you would not be able to make it at work and
	still get your homework done.  I have found that my head works better
	with my morning coffee, then when I have put in a long day.
	
		Annadiana Beaver
		abeaver@tektronix