Gahanna, OH USA Men may work from sun to sun, but woman's work is never done. Jill, 61
Saylorsburg, PA USA I love my job. I can be openly Christian, help other people and know that the work I do is completely in synch with my personal beliefs. Laura, 37
Lowell, MA USA I enjoy my work. I like what I do - graphic arts. So the projects are usually fun, I can design them, be creative and the projects are usually short-term, so they are done before I get bored with them. I also freelance so I do not have to get too involved with office politics which drives me crazy. Janet, 44
E. Brunswick, NJ USA Yes, because when I have to go to work it will mean I have a job. Karen, 22
Ames, IA USA Yes, I enjoy what I do and I like having structure to my day. Jane, 62
West Linn, OR USA Most of the time. I go in waves. I rarely hate work, but I do feel tired and unmotivated at times. Felicia, 36
Lowell, MA USA Not really. Not anymore. Job insecurity. Stress. Bad lighting. Etc. Firelady, 24
Dallas, TX USA Bear in mind my job is still very new for me, but emphatically...yes! What nicer way is there than to be greeted walking through the gates to work each day by the sights and sounds of the beautiful Beluga whales. From outdoors, I head in to my office through the dark facility...surrounded by jellyfish flowing through the water, rays wafting about in their huge habitat, and I always stop to take a peek at the starfish and blue lobsters in the touch tank. I never know if sometime throughout the day I'll be involved in some activity on the main aquarium floor, or if I'll just be upstairs in the office reserving program and class spots for customers. Either way, it's a truly wonderful atmosphere and I love it! Fisch, 47
Preston, CT USA No i frigging dread it. I hate my job. I detest and loathe my coworkers. I spend all day raging at their idiocy and despairing over the dead endedness of my job. Its horrible. Talia, 24
Wilton, CT USA NO! There is a reason it is called WORK! euch. Nicole2, 20
Jackson, FL USA I do look forward to work, simply because I'm not working at all right now. Nicci, 27
Las Vegas, NV USA Very few people I know actually look forward to going to work. I don't dread going to work like some, but I certainly don't look forward to it. I'd much rather spend my time with my wife or doing things on my own, but those things don't pay the bills. And, I enjoy what I do enough that my workday is ever bad. Doug2, 29
Overland Park, KS USA I cannot tell a lie, I damn sure do not look forward to work...after all, who looks forward to filing, sorting, and coloring...I can feel what few brain cells I have left dying...of course, like some guy at work said, there are 'psychic' benefits to work...like lunch, and Taco Salad, and what not... Nevertheless, it would be a bold faced lie to say that I look forward to work. All I do is try to make it is interesting as possible so I can make it through the day...the job, in and of itself, totally reeks of Kamala
parts unkown, age unknown oh my god, no. i get up at 3:30 and drive an hour so that my boss can talk down to me like i'm a pile of shit. i work five 8 hour days, going to bed around 10:00 and barely making it the next day. thank god for the weekends. A-Dog, 19
McMinnville, OR USA Nope. Right now I am so overwhelmed that I don't even want to think about the place let alone go there! Tracy, 24
Ocean City, NJ USA Have you ever heard the expression, "when hell freezes over?" Reba, 50+
Silver Spring, MD USA
It depends on what I'm doing at work, what day of the week it is, and how long my shift is. I'm a cashier at a local grocery store/pharmacy/everything store, but sometimes I end up having to work in other departments, like stocking or cosmetics. This week, I'm pulling 8 hour shifts in cosmetics, which is fun for about the first four hours, until I run out of random things to put out on the shelves, which means I have to spend the next four hours straightening up shelves, pretending to look busy, and hiding from customers because I never know the answers to their questions.
Hikaru, 19PA USA I'm between jobs right now, but usually I work in some type of physics environment--in a week I start in a lab. I enjoy my job immensely. I get to work with cool toys, exercize my mind and my creative faculties, hang out with cool people, and make connections. my jobs rarely pay well, but they're worth having. Cancer, 20
NYC, NY USA