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Always count that way ... and look for other creative ways to shave time off ... if that is ever possible
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Better than that - only 35 more "working" days!
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BDRebel
Better than that - only 35 more "working" days!
I remember doing that...weekends didn't count...welllllll…...
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We have a friend that does that for Renaissance Festivals and we therefore call it Rennie Math
Obviously, you don't count today, don't count the travel day, don't count the "sail away" day and don't count the weekends. We set sail Feb. 16th so we have 13 days rather than 18. Sounds better.
P.S. We retired so no working days.
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HMMM...explain not counting "sail away"...that sounds,,,,,creative!! anything that reduces the count works for me.
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We are 1 Tuesday away from being in New Orleans. That sounds good.
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We are 1 Tuesday away from being in New Orleans. That sounds good.
I like that. never thought of it that way.
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HMMM...explain not counting "sail away"...that sounds,,,,,creative!! anything that reduces the count works for me.
You subtract the sail away day, it's a version of "and a wake up".
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You subtract the sail away day, it's a version of "and a wake up".
hmm...gotcha...we're always running into folks who live in the port city..get up and...step onboard!!
