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On the one hand, my body somehow choosing to NOT do the "nope, cannot function, fall over now" sorts of things during the week is nice, because it means I can keep being awesome at work.
On the other hand, my body somehow saving it up until I have a day off is cruel, because dammit, I want to do things on days off! Today's Oh G-D Why?: horrible migraine.
(My feature team was given today off to give us an extra-weekend, because we knocked a big project deadline out of the park. This is after the VP of my section said at the beginning of May, "This is mental health awareness month. Each and every one of you is ORDERED to take a day off this month and not check work at all. Do something that will help you recharge even a tiny bit". Working for a company that actually looks after its employees is still weird.)
On the other hand, my body somehow saving it up until I have a day off is cruel, because dammit, I want to do things on days off! Today's Oh G-D Why?: horrible migraine.
(My feature team was given today off to give us an extra-weekend, because we knocked a big project deadline out of the park. This is after the VP of my section said at the beginning of May, "This is mental health awareness month. Each and every one of you is ORDERED to take a day off this month and not check work at all. Do something that will help you recharge even a tiny bit". Working for a company that actually looks after its employees is still weird.)