Ever have one of those days when you just don't want to go to work?

[WillParkinson]

That's my life.

[ipfilter]

1. I have one of those five days a week.

[Nikia]

2. Often

But I go anyway. Sometimes I wish that I was only paid minimum wage so it would be easier to leave. I'm not paid great, but when the average wage in town is $11.50/hour( which includes nurses and other higher paid professionals), it makes it hard.
I am looking for another position. I had 2 interviews for a good position but lost out to someone with more of the specific experience that they were looking for. I just applied online to a major company but am somewhat doubtful because my experience in that specific industry is limited. I had a temp job there my first year out of college, though, but unfortunately I didn't work hard enough to make a memorable impression. I was in the process of interviewing for permanent positions at other companies so I underestimated the importance of my time there.

[femmocrat]

3. Every day.

The sad thing is, I should be grateful to have such a great job.

[triguy46]

4. It's the third thing I say each day when I wake up:

1. "What time is it?"
2. "Whats the temperature?"
3. "I don't want to go to work."

[cynatnite]

5. Yes, every day. It's easy because I don't have a job. n/t

[valerief]

6. Every day. I want to retire. nt

[alarimer]

7. I never have a day where I DO want to go to work.

But it's especially difficult at this time of year.

[kwassa]

8. I just want to bang on the drum all day.

[Still Blue in PDX]

9. This is a rhetorical question, right?

I'll answer anyway. Every doggone day of my life.

On edit: I'm thankful that I have a job. I like my job. I'm just tired as all hell. I wish I could retire, but I'll be working until I'm 100 if my employer will have me.

[astral]

10. Interestingly enough I have a lot of days where I DO want to go to work

and I didn't really think of that til now.

But yep, I sure do have those days when I really DON'T want to go. Having had some in between job insecurity not that long ago, I remember that my glass is half full now.