morning vs. afternoon

[Jackie Alexander <alex2@FIDNET.COM>]

I agree with the importance of knowing when you are more productive -- =
morning or afternoon. I am a morning person and even go into the library =
before anyone else gets to school to get important work done. If I wait =
until the rush comes or the day grows older, too many things get in my =
way. Once I get what I need done, I feel I do a better job and serve my =
clients better.
Jackie Alexander
Library Media Specialist
Salem R-80 School DIstrict
Salem, MO

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