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Our Way West 1

After two wonderful weeks in Michigan, it was time to leave. But we weren’t too sad, as we were heading to the Grand Canyon! Here, we would volunteer as camp hosts for two and a half months – from August 15th to October 31st. But first, we would have to get there! We planned to take 15 days to make the journey.

Day 1 (8/1/2026) was from Pentwater, Michigan to Delphi, Indiana. This was our 7th time at the Wabash and Erie Canal Park Campground. This is a small campground which offers a small museum and canal tours. The campground really warrants a longer visit than just our overnight stay, but that is all we seem to manage. There are also cute little cabins that can be rented. I have always felt that this place was a hidden gem.

We always enjoy visiting with Roger, the campground host. He has been our host every visit. He is friendly, helpful and personable. We always look forward to seeing him. When we checked in upon our arrival, we could only chat with Roger a bit as we had to hurry and get set up before rain began for the rest of the night.

In the morning, we had to stop and say goodbye to Roger. During our short talk upon arrival, we learned Roger and his wife were retiring – to Florida! They have been camp hosts here for eight years at the Wabash and Erie Canal Park. We likely won’t see him again. We wanted to thank him for being such a friendly host over our many visits. So, thank you, Roger, and all the best to you and your wife as you start this next chapter – in sunny Florida!

After saying goodbye to Roger, on Day 2 (8/2/2026) we drove to Casey KOA. Not much to report here. We wanted to go into the town, see all the giant attractions (like a pencil, wind chimes, mailbox) and eat dinner out. However, there is no Uber here. Since our next campground was “Lazy Days”, we decided to get into the spirit of things and be lazy. So, we didn’t bother to unhook. Hopefully, we’ll see all those giant things in Casey another time.

Now Day 3 (8/3/2026) has much more to report. As we made our way to Lazy Days Campground in Montgomery City, Missouri, we had a detour. There had been a truck fire accident on Highway 70, and we had to get off the highway. Following GPS blindly like trained rats, it took us off the highway and down a dirt road which dead-ended with two orange barricades. There was no turn around. Dan tried to make a u-turn which got us stuck in the mud. It didn’t look muddy which is why I suggested a u-turn. It was either that or back up almost a mile. We should have backed up.

To the side of this road was a large construction area. Since we were in a construction zone, those workers came over. In fact, two safety officers stayed with us the entire time. And oh yes, they told us the road had been closed for months. Nothing is down that road. Nothing. So why wasn’t the road barricaded at the entrance?

Fortunately, we have Triple AAA RV. We always have ever since we got our first travel trailer. It must have been our lucky day, as we only had to wait about 20 minutes for a tow truck after calling Triple AAA. The tow truck came and pulled us out. At that point, Dan had to back up the truck and the travel trailer about half the way to a small road into the construction area. Once there, he backed into the road, turned and got going the right way. Out.

We arrived later than we had planned at the Lazy Days campground. But that’s okay. It’s another good reason to only travel about 200 – 250 miles per day. In case something happens, there is time to try to get it resolved, so you can still arrive at the campground with plenty of daylight. Note: To the forces that be, I am knocking on wood, so don’t jinx me!

While planning our route to the Grand Canyon, I figured in a couple of times where we would stay two nights. Fortunately, this was one of those longer stops. We were glad to have this extra time.

The next day, you’d think we would have rested. But not us. We were done being lazy. It turns out Lazy Days allows campers to wash their camper – for an extra fee. We had wanted to get our camper washed before heading to Michigan, but we weren’t organized enough. And that little incident in the mud worsened the situation. Since most campgrounds don’t allow campers to be washed, we took advantage of this opportunity and washed our camper as best as we could. Of course, even Dan couldn’t reach the top sections, but the camper still looked very much improved after the washing. After that, I decided I wanted to be lazy again, so I went to the campground pool.

Day 5 (8/5/2026) was another boring day, thank goodness. We drove to the Topeka Kansa, KOA. The only thing I would say is that there is currently a project to make Highway 70 three lanes from Wentzville, Missouri (near St. Louis) to Blue Springs (near Kansas City). So, we went through LOTS of construction for two days. At one point on this day, we were re-routed off of the highway. I was nervous, but it worked out fine. GPS behaved this time.

The next day, Day 6 (8/6/2026) we drove to the KOA in Dodge City, Kansas. As most folks know, Kansas is pretty flat. I was surprised to see two scenic overlooks as we neared Dodge City. Any guesses as to what these spots overlooked? Let me know in the comments below.

We really liked this KOA. It didn’t have a pool, but the KOA was adjacent to a city park. Within walking distance was a fabulous looking water park. Also, the lady at the check-in had a large bag of homegrown grape tomatoes. She offered them, and I took advantage of that several times over our two days there. The KOA was also close enough to walk to the Cowboy Capital for dinner which we did. It was less than one mile each way.

That night, to our surprise, there was a hail storm. Yep. Over 100 degrees during the day, and large hail pounding us at dark. I can make stuff up, but I can’t make this stuff up. The next morning, we didn’t see any major damage, just a beautiful sunrise. We did see a couple dings on our truck, but they are hardly noticeable. There’s more to the story though , and you’ll find out a couple of blog posts down the line.

This was another two day stop. Our next day was a really fun day, and that will be the subject of my next blog post.

Our Way West 1

After two wonderful weeks in Michigan, it was time to leave. But we weren’t too sad, as we were heading to the Grand Canyon! Here, we would volunteer as camp hosts for two and a half months – from August 15th to October 31st. But first, we would have to get there! We planned to take 15 days to make the journey.

Day 1 (8/1/2026) was from Pentwater, Michigan to Delphi, Indiana. This was our 7th time at the Wabash and Erie Canal Park Campground. This is a small campground which offers a small museum and canal tours. The campground really warrants a longer visit than just our overnight stay, but that is all we seem to manage. There are also cute little cabins that can be rented. I have always felt that this place was a hidden gem.

We always enjoy visiting with Roger, the campground host. He has been our host every visit. He is friendly, helpful and personable. We always look forward to seeing him. When we checked in upon our arrival, we could only chat with Roger a bit as we had to hurry and get set up before rain began for the rest of the night.

In the morning, we had to stop and say goodbye to Roger. During our short talk upon arrival, we learned Roger and his wife were retiring – to Florida! They have been camp hosts here for eight years at the Wabash and Erie Canal Park. We likely won’t see him again. We wanted to thank him for being such a friendly host over our many visits. So, thank you, Roger, and all the best to you and your wife as you start this next chapter – in sunny Florida!

After saying goodbye to Roger, on Day 2 (8/2/2026) we drove to Casey KOA. Not much to report here. We wanted to go into the town, see all the giant attractions (like a pencil, wind chimes, mailbox) and eat dinner out. However, there is no Uber here. Since our next campground was “Lazy Days”, we decided to get into the spirit of things and be lazy. So, we didn’t bother to unhook. Hopefully, we’ll see all those giant things in Casey another time.

Now Day 3 (8/3/2026) has much more to report. As we made our way to Lazy Days Campground in Montgomery City, Missouri, we had a detour. There had been a truck fire accident on Highway 70, and we had to get off the highway. Following GPS blindly like trained rats, it took us off the highway and down a dirt road which dead-ended with two orange barricades. There was no turn around. Dan tried to make a u-turn which got us stuck in the mud. It didn’t look muddy which is why I suggested a u-turn. It was either that or back up almost a mile. We should have backed up.

To the side of this road was a large construction area. Since we were in a construction zone, those workers came over. In fact, two safety officers stayed with us the entire time. And oh yes, they told us the road had been closed for months. Nothing is down that road. Nothing. So why wasn’t the road barricaded at the entrance?

Fortunately, we have Triple AAA RV. We always have ever since we got our first travel trailer. It must have been our lucky day, as we only had to wait about 20 minutes for a tow truck after calling Triple AAA. The tow truck came and pulled us out. At that point, Dan had to back up the truck and the travel trailer about half the way to a small road into the construction area. Once there, he backed into the road, turned and got going the right way. Out.

We arrived later than we had planned at the Lazy Days campground. But that’s okay. It’s another good reason to only travel about 200 – 250 miles per day. In case something happens, there is time to try to get it resolved, so you can still arrive at the campground with plenty of daylight. Note: To the forces that be, I am knocking on wood, so don’t jinx me!

While planning our route to the Grand Canyon, I figured in a couple of times where we would stay two nights. Fortunately, this was one of those longer stops. We were glad to have this extra time.

The next day, you’d think we would have rested. But not us. We were done being lazy. It turns out Lazy Days allows campers to wash their camper – for an extra fee. We had wanted to get our camper washed before heading to Michigan, but we weren’t organized enough. And that little incident in the mud worsened the situation. Since most campgrounds don’t allow campers to be washed, we took advantage of this opportunity and washed our camper as best as we could. Of course, even Dan couldn’t reach the top sections, but the camper still looked very much improved after the washing. After that, I decided I wanted to be lazy again, so I went to the campground pool.

Day 5 (8/5/2026) was another boring day, thank goodness. We drove to the Topeka Kansa, KOA. The only thing I would say is that there is currently a project to make Highway 70 three lanes from Wentzville, Missouri (near St. Louis) to Blue Springs (near Kansas City). So, we went through LOTS of construction for two days. At one point on this day, we were re-routed off of the highway. I was nervous, but it worked out fine. GPS behaved this time.

The next day, Day 6 (8/6/2026) we drove to the KOA in Dodge City, Kansas. As most folks know, Kansas is pretty flat. I was surprised to see two scenic overlooks as we neared Dodge City. Any guesses as to what these spots overlooked? Let me know in the comments below.

We really liked this KOA. It didn’t have a pool, but the KOA was adjacent to a city park. Within walking distance was a fabulous looking water park. Also, the lady at the check-in had a large bag of homegrown grape tomatoes. She offered them, and I took advantage of that several times over our two days there. The KOA was also close enough to walk to the Cowboy Capital for dinner which we did. It was less than one mile each way.

That night, to our surprise, there was a hail storm. Yep. Over 100 degrees during the day, and large hail pounding us at dark. I can make stuff up, but I can’t make this stuff up. The next morning, we didn’t see any major damage, just a beautiful sunrise. We did see a couple dings on our truck, but they are hardly noticeable. There’s more to the story though , and you’ll find out a couple of blog posts down the line.

This was another two day stop. Our next day was a really fun day, and that will be the subject of my next blog post.

Our Way West 1

After two wonderful weeks in Michigan, it was time to leave. But we weren’t too sad, as we were heading to the Grand Canyon! Here, we would volunteer as camp hosts for two and a half months – from August 15th to October 31st. But first, we would have to get there! We planned to take 15 days to make the journey.

Day 1 (8/1/2026) was from Pentwater, Michigan to Delphi, Indiana. This was our 7th time at the Wabash and Erie Canal Park Campground. This is a small campground which offers a small museum and canal tours. The campground really warrants a longer visit than just our overnight stay, but that is all we seem to manage. There are also cute little cabins that can be rented. I have always felt that this place was a hidden gem.

We always enjoy visiting with Roger, the campground host. He has been our host every visit. He is friendly, helpful and personable. We always look forward to seeing him. When we checked in upon our arrival, we could only chat with Roger a bit as we had to hurry and get set up before rain began for the rest of the night.

In the morning, we had to stop and say goodbye to Roger. During our short talk upon arrival, we learned Roger and his wife were retiring – to Florida! They have been camp hosts here for eight years at the Wabash and Erie Canal Park. We likely won’t see him again. We wanted to thank him for being such a friendly host over our many visits. So, thank you, Roger, and all the best to you and your wife as you start this next chapter – in sunny Florida!

After saying goodbye to Roger, on Day 2 (8/2/2026) we drove to Casey KOA. Not much to report here. We wanted to go into the town, see all the giant attractions (like a pencil, wind chimes, mailbox) and eat dinner out. However, there is no Uber here. Since our next campground was “Lazy Days”, we decided to get into the spirit of things and be lazy. So, we didn’t bother to unhook. Hopefully, we’ll see all those giant things in Casey another time.

Now Day 3 (8/3/2026) has much more to report. As we made our way to Lazy Days Campground in Montgomery City, Missouri, we had a detour. There had been a truck fire accident on Highway 70, and we had to get off the highway. Following GPS blindly like trained rats, it took us off the highway and down a dirt road which dead-ended with two orange barricades. There was no turn around. Dan tried to make a u-turn which got us stuck in the mud. It didn’t look muddy which is why I suggested a u-turn. It was either that or back up almost a mile. We should have backed up.

To the side of this road was a large construction area. Since we were in a construction zone, those workers came over. In fact, two safety officers stayed with us the entire time. And oh yes, they told us the road had been closed for months. Nothing is down that road. Nothing. So why wasn’t the road barricaded at the entrance?

Fortunately, we have Triple AAA RV. We always have ever since we got our first travel trailer. It must have been our lucky day, as we only had to wait about 20 minutes for a tow truck after calling Triple AAA. The tow truck came and pulled us out. At that point, Dan had to back up the truck and the travel trailer about half the way to a small road into the construction area. Once there, he backed into the road, turned and got going the right way. Out.

We arrived later than we had planned at the Lazy Days campground. But that’s okay. It’s another good reason to only travel about 200 – 250 miles per day. In case something happens, there is time to try to get it resolved, so you can still arrive at the campground with plenty of daylight. Note: To the forces that be, I am knocking on wood, so don’t jinx me!

While planning our route to the Grand Canyon, I figured in a couple of times where we would stay two nights. Fortunately, this was one of those longer stops. We were glad to have this extra time.

The next day, you’d think we would have rested. But not us. We were done being lazy. It turns out Lazy Days allows campers to wash their camper – for an extra fee. We had wanted to get our camper washed before heading to Michigan, but we weren’t organized enough. And that little incident in the mud worsened the situation. Since most campgrounds don’t allow campers to be washed, we took advantage of this opportunity and washed our camper as best as we could. Of course, even Dan couldn’t reach the top sections, but the camper still looked very much improved after the washing. After that, I decided I wanted to be lazy again, so I went to the campground pool.

Day 5 (8/5/2026) was another boring day, thank goodness. We drove to the Topeka Kansa, KOA. The only thing I would say is that there is currently a project to make Highway 70 three lanes from Wentzville, Missouri (near St. Louis) to Blue Springs (near Kansas City). So, we went through LOTS of construction for two days. At one point on this day, we were re-routed off of the highway. I was nervous, but it worked out fine. GPS behaved this time.

The next day, Day 6 (8/6/2026) we drove to the KOA in Dodge City, Kansas. As most folks know, Kansas is pretty flat. I was surprised to see two scenic overlooks as we neared Dodge City. Any guesses as to what these spots overlooked? Let me know in the comments below.

We really liked this KOA. It didn’t have a pool, but the KOA was adjacent to a city park. Within walking distance was a fabulous looking water park. Also, the lady at the check-in had a large bag of homegrown grape tomatoes. She offered them, and I took advantage of that several times over our two days there. The KOA was also close enough to walk to the Cowboy Capital for dinner which we did. It was less than one mile each way.

That night, to our surprise, there was a hail storm. Yep. Over 100 degrees during the day, and large hail pounding us at dark. I can make stuff up, but I can’t make this stuff up. The next morning, we didn’t see any major damage, just a beautiful sunrise. We did see a couple dings on our truck, but they are hardly noticeable. There’s more to the story though , and you’ll find out a couple of blog posts down the line.

This was another two day stop. Our next day was a really fun day, and that will be the subject of my next blog post.

Our Way West 1

After two wonderful weeks in Michigan, it was time to leave. But we weren’t too sad, as we were heading to the Grand Canyon! Here, we would volunteer as camp hosts for two and a half months – from August 15th to October 31st. But first, we would have to get there! We planned to take 15 days to make the journey.

Day 1 (8/1/2026) was from Pentwater, Michigan to Delphi, Indiana. This was our 7th time at the Wabash and Erie Canal Park Campground. This is a small campground which offers a small museum and canal tours. The campground really warrants a longer visit than just our overnight stay, but that is all we seem to manage. There are also cute little cabins that can be rented. I have always felt that this place was a hidden gem.

We always enjoy visiting with Roger, the campground host. He has been our host every visit. He is friendly, helpful and personable. We always look forward to seeing him. When we checked in upon our arrival, we could only chat with Roger a bit as we had to hurry and get set up before rain began for the rest of the night.

In the morning, we had to stop and say goodbye to Roger. During our short talk upon arrival, we learned Roger and his wife were retiring – to Florida! They have been camp hosts here for eight years at the Wabash and Erie Canal Park. We likely won’t see him again. We wanted to thank him for being such a friendly host over our many visits. So, thank you, Roger, and all the best to you and your wife as you start this next chapter – in sunny Florida!

After saying goodbye to Roger, on Day 2 (8/2/2026) we drove to Casey KOA. Not much to report here. We wanted to go into the town, see all the giant attractions (like a pencil, wind chimes, mailbox) and eat dinner out. However, there is no Uber here. Since our next campground was “Lazy Days”, we decided to get into the spirit of things and be lazy. So, we didn’t bother to unhook. Hopefully, we’ll see all those giant things in Casey another time.

Now Day 3 (8/3/2026) has much more to report. As we made our way to Lazy Days Campground in Montgomery City, Missouri, we had a detour. There had been a truck fire accident on Highway 70, and we had to get off the highway. Following GPS blindly like trained rats, it took us off the highway and down a dirt road which dead-ended with two orange barricades. There was no turn around. Dan tried to make a u-turn which got us stuck in the mud. It didn’t look muddy which is why I suggested a u-turn. It was either that or back up almost a mile. We should have backed up.

To the side of this road was a large construction area. Since we were in a construction zone, those workers came over. In fact, two safety officers stayed with us the entire time. And oh yes, they told us the road had been closed for months. Nothing is down that road. Nothing. So why wasn’t the road barricaded at the entrance?

Fortunately, we have Triple AAA RV. We always have ever since we got our first travel trailer. It must have been our lucky day, as we only had to wait about 20 minutes for a tow truck after calling Triple AAA. The tow truck came and pulled us out. At that point, Dan had to back up the truck and the travel trailer about half the way to a small road into the construction area. Once there, he backed into the road, turned and got going the right way. Out.

We arrived later than we had planned at the Lazy Days campground. But that’s okay. It’s another good reason to only travel about 200 – 250 miles per day. In case something happens, there is time to try to get it resolved, so you can still arrive at the campground with plenty of daylight. Note: To the forces that be, I am knocking on wood, so don’t jinx me!

While planning our route to the Grand Canyon, I figured in a couple of times where we would stay two nights. Fortunately, this was one of those longer stops. We were glad to have this extra time.

The next day, you’d think we would have rested. But not us. We were done being lazy. It turns out Lazy Days allows campers to wash their camper – for an extra fee. We had wanted to get our camper washed before heading to Michigan, but we weren’t organized enough. And that little incident in the mud worsened the situation. Since most campgrounds don’t allow campers to be washed, we took advantage of this opportunity and washed our camper as best as we could. Of course, even Dan couldn’t reach the top sections, but the camper still looked very much improved after the washing. After that, I decided I wanted to be lazy again, so I went to the campground pool.

Day 5 (8/5/2026) was another boring day, thank goodness. We drove to the Topeka Kansa, KOA. The only thing I would say is that there is currently a project to make Highway 70 three lanes from Wentzville, Missouri (near St. Louis) to Blue Springs (near Kansas City). So, we went through LOTS of construction for two days. At one point on this day, we were re-routed off of the highway. I was nervous, but it worked out fine. GPS behaved this time.

The next day, Day 6 (8/6/2026) we drove to the KOA in Dodge City, Kansas. As most folks know, Kansas is pretty flat. I was surprised to see two scenic overlooks as we neared Dodge City. Any guesses as to what these spots overlooked? Let me know in the comments below.

We really liked this KOA. It didn’t have a pool, but the KOA was adjacent to a city park. Within walking distance was a fabulous looking water park. Also, the lady at the check-in had a large bag of homegrown grape tomatoes. She offered them, and I took advantage of that several times over our two days there. The KOA was also close enough to walk to the Cowboy Capital for dinner which we did. It was less than one mile each way.

That night, to our surprise, there was a hail storm. Yep. Over 100 degrees during the day, and large hail pounding us at dark. I can make stuff up, but I can’t make this stuff up. The next morning, we didn’t see any major damage, just a beautiful sunrise. We did see a couple dings on our truck, but they are hardly noticeable. There’s more to the story though , and you’ll find out a couple of blog posts down the line.

This was another two day stop. Our next day was a really fun day, and that will be the subject of my next blog post.

Sometimes you just have to watch the rain. Someone has to teach the next generation how to do it, why not me.

#rain #lazydays #watchtherain #photography #manandson

Sometimes you just have to watch the rain. Someone has to teach the next generation how to do it, why not me.

#rain #lazydays #watchtherain #photography #manandson

Sometimes you just have to watch the rain. Someone has to teach the next generation how to do it, why not me.

#rain #lazydays #watchtherain #photography #manandson

Sometimes you just have to watch the rain. Someone has to teach the next generation how to do it, why not me.

#rain #lazydays #watchtherain #photography #manandson

Lazy Days As A Medical Officer

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Do lazy days make you feel rested or unproductive?

While I’m at work, I’d be looking forward to returning home or towards my off day. In contrary, while I’m at home or on my off day, I’d be thinking about returning to work.

Do you feel the same way?

Previously, as a House Officer, I’m used to the “one off day per week”. Whereas, as a Medical Officer, weekends and public holidays are granted off days, except if you’re well… oncall and that depends on your current department as well as some departments require you to put in a half day shift during weekends or public holidays.

I’d say for me, considering I live alone and I don’t even own a car here in Sarawak, I’m pretty much lazy and unproductive to the point I get restless sometimes.

That’s counter productive as rest days are meant to make you feel… rested, right?

Thus, on my off days, since I’m an early riser, I try not to disturb my circadian rhythm by getting up at the same time as usual every morning, partly because I forgot to off the alarm or somehow, my body clock just wakes me up every time.

To feel so-called “productive”, I’d do some studying with my morning coffee till I well, lose my focus, then I start wondering about lunch and start cooking, handwash my clothes because I’m too lazy to walk downstairs with a bag of clothes and finally doze off for my afternoon nap.

I’d then wake up in the evening to have dinner and pack my essentials and bag for work the following day before finally, retiring to bed early.

I really need to be more productive during my off days.

Even me writing this just sounds too depressing.

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Lazy Days As A Medical Officer

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Do lazy days make you feel rested or unproductive?

While I’m at work, I’d be looking forward to returning home or towards my off day. In contrary, while I’m at home or on my off day, I’d be thinking about returning to work.

Do you feel the same way?

Previously, as a House Officer, I’m used to the “one off day per week”. Whereas, as a Medical Officer, weekends and public holidays are granted off days, except if you’re well… oncall and that depends on your current department as well as some departments require you to put in a half day shift during weekends or public holidays.

I’d say for me, considering I live alone and I don’t even own a car here in Sarawak, I’m pretty much lazy and unproductive to the point I get restless sometimes.

That’s counter productive as rest days are meant to make you feel… rested, right?

Thus, on my off days, since I’m an early riser, I try not to disturb my circadian rhythm by getting up at the same time as usual every morning, partly because I forgot to off the alarm or somehow, my body clock just wakes me up every time.

To feel so-called “productive”, I’d do some studying with my morning coffee till I well, lose my focus, then I start wondering about lunch and start cooking, handwash my clothes because I’m too lazy to walk downstairs with a bag of clothes and finally doze off for my afternoon nap.

I’d then wake up in the evening to have dinner and pack my essentials and bag for work the following day before finally, retiring to bed early.

I really need to be more productive during my off days.

Even me writing this just sounds too depressing.

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Lazy Days As A Medical Officer

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Do lazy days make you feel rested or unproductive?

While I’m at work, I’d be looking forward to returning home or towards my off day. In contrary, while I’m at home or on my off day, I’d be thinking about returning to work.

Do you feel the same way?

Previously, as a House Officer, I’m used to the “one off day per week”. Whereas, as a Medical Officer, weekends and public holidays are granted off days, except if you’re well… oncall and that depends on your current department as well as some departments require you to put in a half day shift during weekends or public holidays.

I’d say for me, considering I live alone and I don’t even own a car here in Sarawak, I’m pretty much lazy and unproductive to the point I get restless sometimes.

That’s counter productive as rest days are meant to make you feel… rested, right?

Thus, on my off days, since I’m an early riser, I try not to disturb my circadian rhythm by getting up at the same time as usual every morning, partly because I forgot to off the alarm or somehow, my body clock just wakes me up every time.

To feel so-called “productive”, I’d do some studying with my morning coffee till I well, lose my focus, then I start wondering about lunch and start cooking, handwash my clothes because I’m too lazy to walk downstairs with a bag of clothes and finally doze off for my afternoon nap.

I’d then wake up in the evening to have dinner and pack my essentials and bag for work the following day before finally, retiring to bed early.

I really need to be more productive during my off days.

Even me writing this just sounds too depressing.

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Lazy Days As A Medical Officer

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Do lazy days make you feel rested or unproductive?

While I’m at work, I’d be looking forward to returning home or towards my off day. In contrary, while I’m at home or on my off day, I’d be thinking about returning to work.

Do you feel the same way?

Previously, as a House Officer, I’m used to the “one off day per week”. Whereas, as a Medical Officer, weekends and public holidays are granted off days, except if you’re well… oncall and that depends on your current department as well as some departments require you to put in a half day shift during weekends or public holidays.

I’d say for me, considering I live alone and I don’t even own a car here in Sarawak, I’m pretty much lazy and unproductive to the point I get restless sometimes.

That’s counter productive as rest days are meant to make you feel… rested, right?

Thus, on my off days, since I’m an early riser, I try not to disturb my circadian rhythm by getting up at the same time as usual every morning, partly because I forgot to off the alarm or somehow, my body clock just wakes me up every time.

To feel so-called “productive”, I’d do some studying with my morning coffee till I well, lose my focus, then I start wondering about lunch and start cooking, handwash my clothes because I’m too lazy to walk downstairs with a bag of clothes and finally doze off for my afternoon nap.

I’d then wake up in the evening to have dinner and pack my essentials and bag for work the following day before finally, retiring to bed early.

I really need to be more productive during my off days.

Even me writing this just sounds too depressing.

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Photo by Tarikul Raana on UnsplashLazy days of summer
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Fred Everything returns with Love, Care, Kindness & Dubs, a collection of alternate versions, instrumentals, dubs, reprises, and unreleased tracks. #music #FredEverything #love #care #kindness #dubs #lazydays #album #alt

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The day the cat was taking "couch potato" to a whole new level! 🎮🐱 👉 https://pixelfed.social/p/martinkubler/791267830803862153

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The day the cat was taking "couch potato" to a whole new level! 🎮🐱 👉 https://pixelfed.social/p/martinkubler/791267830803862153

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Collaborating with the mighty Stereo MCs, Soul Love is the third and final single from Fred Everything's Love, Care, Kindness & Hope album. #music #FredEverything #stereomcs #soullove #lazydays

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With new remixes from Rocco Rodamaal, Breathe is the second single from Fred Everything's album Love, Care, Kindness & Hope, featuring UK singer/songwriter James Alexander Bright. #music #FredEverything #jamesalexanderbright #breathe #RoccoRodamaal #remix #LazyDays

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Lazy Days Recordings drops the splendid remixes of Never from Fred Everything & Robert Owens this month. #music #FredEverything #RobertOwens #never #Osunlade #Waajeed #remix #remixes #LazyDays

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Lazy mid-morning on the patio.

#DayOffThings #lazydays

starting the morning letting the dog sniff around out back while I relax. #lazydays

starting the morning letting the dog sniff around out back while I relax. #lazydays

I think I will take Thursday and Friday off. The weather finally looks summer-like, with temperatures in the mid-80s (almost 30ºC), so I can get a headstart on the long Memorial Day weekend. Maybe even hit the golf course for 9 holes. Plenty of work to be done in the yard, as rainy weekends have prevented much work from getting done. Still have my 24 bags of mulch lying around. I also should open the pool. And maybe break out the hammock. #LazyDays

I think I will take Thursday and Friday off. The weather finally looks summer-like, with temperatures in the mid-80s (almost 30ºC), so I can get a headstart on the long Memorial Day weekend. Maybe even hit the golf course for 9 holes. Plenty of work to be done in the yard, as rainy weekends have prevented much work from getting done. Still have my 24 bags of mulch lying around. I also should open the pool. And maybe break out the hammock. #LazyDays

I think I will take Thursday and Friday off. The weather finally looks summer-like, with temperatures in the mid-80s (almost 30ºC), so I can get a headstart on the long Memorial Day weekend. Maybe even hit the golf course for 9 holes. Plenty of work to be done in the yard, as rainy weekends have prevented much work from getting done. Still have my 24 bags of mulch lying around. I also should open the pool. And maybe break out the hammock. #LazyDays

Fred Everything's much-anticipated new album, Love, Care, Kindness & Hope, features Stereo MCs, Robert Owens, James Alexander Bright, and Sapele. #music #FredEverything #love #care #kindness #hope #lazydays

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Fred Everything's much-anticipated new album, Love, Care, Kindness & Hope, features Stereo MCs, Robert Owens, James Alexander Bright, and Sapele. #music #FredEverything #love #care #kindness #hope #lazydays

https://evl.one/love-care-kindness-hope-by-fred-everything

Fred Everything's much-anticipated new album, Love, Care, Kindness & Hope, features Stereo MCs, Robert Owens, James Alexander Bright, and Sapele. #music #FredEverything #love #care #kindness #hope #lazydays

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ICYMI: Today's @photomission theme is #TELEVISION at #photomission_2549
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"Netflix and Chill" became one of our rituals during the pandemic. We still do it, but not as much. Good thing!😄
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Today's @photomission theme is #TELEVISION at #photomission_2549
📷📷📷📷📷
#dogladysden #chillin
"Netflix and Chill" became one of our rituals during the pandemic. We still do it, but not as much. Good thing!😄
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Read more:
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Sleepy #Caturday with Harley the dog joining in.

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Sleepy #Caturday with Harley the dog joining in.

#CatsOfMastadon #DogsOfMastadon #LazyDays

Sleepy #Caturday with Harley the dog joining in.

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Actually forgot to post up a link to our new song 🙄 A fun #summer #holiday tune...hope you enjoy singing along #LazyDays 🌞🩳🎶✈️🪇🏖️🍹🎺😍🍻 #newmusic
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Actually forgot to post up a link to our new song 🙄 A fun #summer #holiday tune...hope you enjoy singing along #LazyDays 🌞🩳🎶✈️🪇🏖️🍹🎺😍🍻 #newmusic
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"Nothing beats a lazy day on the couch, exploring new ways to manage files. Currently geeking out on #Devonthink and it's blowing my mind! #ProductivityNerd #LazyDays"

"Nothing beats a lazy day on the couch, exploring new ways to manage files. Currently geeking out on #Devonthink and it's blowing my mind! #ProductivityNerd #LazyDays"

"Nothing beats a lazy day on the couch, exploring new ways to manage files. Currently geeking out on #Devonthink and it's blowing my mind! #ProductivityNerd #LazyDays"

Field of Dreams
Dreamy dandelion seedheads fill a field for a Sunday.
Enjoy your day, Fedi-Friends
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Field of Dreams
Dreamy dandelion seedheads fill a field for a Sunday.
Enjoy your day, Fedi-Friends
#landscape #LandscapePhotography #NovaScotia #SummerIsComing #LazyDays #flower #WildFlowers #field #SilentSunday #EllieKPosts #WAYCTV

Field of Dreams
Dreamy dandelion seedheads fill a field for a Sunday.
Enjoy your day, Fedi-Friends
#landscape #LandscapePhotography #NovaScotia #SummerIsComing #LazyDays #flower #WildFlowers #field #SilentSunday #EllieKPosts #WAYCTV

Days that do'nt seem to go anywhere.... #LazyDays

Days that do'nt seem to go anywhere.... #LazyDays

Oh, to be a cat with a box.

Good morning ❤️

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