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SICK DAY 6
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President's Day: Honor thy country. Since you didn't even know
Hayes and Tyler were presidents, you better take off Friday, February
15 and Tuesday, February 19 to study. I sense a headache.
And for those of you with big cajones, you can bridge Valentine's Day
and President's Day for a mini six-day festivus.
BONUS! Leap Year: An extra day...to work!? Hell no! You need to
call in sick on Friday, February 29 and do something amazing. Climb
a mountain, go bungee jumping or just sit home. Anything but work.
Easter: It can't be "Good" Friday if you have to punch in. Plus, you
need to recharge and resurrect your career. Call in sick on Friday,
March 21. Those chocolate bunnies also gave you a tummy ache.
Use Monday, March 24 to find the rest of those hidden eggs.
Memorial Day: Use the official start of summer to plan how you'll
call in sick for the next three months. By taking Friday, May 23 and
Tuesday, May 27 off, you'll show your boss that this summer, you're
using ALL of your days. Fire that opening salvo and show them
who’s boss.
Labor Day: A single day to salute the men and women that make
America work is insulting. Take off Friday, August 29 and Tuesday,
September 2 to recover from an action-packed summer.
Thanksgiving: If there's one day on this list that you actually take
- make it this one! The entire dynamic of Turkey Day changes when
you know you have three solid days to recover. The silly will shop on
Friday, November 28, the intelligent will digest. Give yourself an
early holiday gift with Wednesday, November 26 and a late one with
Monday, December 1.