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Perhaps related to that, certainly. But I would wager that even amongst book lovers, the percentage of active posters to this thread who have done (and liked) shift work is remarkably high. I worked 3rd Shift (graveyard) for >8 years at one job, and 5 years at another. And another 4 years or so on 2nd shift, but my preference was definitely for 3rd shift. I could lead a nearly normal life, just (as my son put it) "upside down". I could date, go to plays or ballet or concerts, go out to dinner, etc. You can't do any of that on 2nd shift, except on your days off.
Peet's Major Dickason's coffee in my mug.
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