Fermenter Zym wrote:
Fred Morgan wrote:
4. What kind of condition are you in? Do you need to start off slow? If so, say that. If you are a cyclist, or hike every weekend, or work all day on cleanups, etc, this is important.
Well I do have chronic lyme disease although I do not believe it will affect my performance, as I have been able to complete both physically and mentally stressful tasks over the past years. Is this something I should include, and if so, how?
How is your recovery time? I know myself I can do almost anything for two days, but for six days? Well, I have to admit I am not as young as I once was - and too much time in offices. I am very fit, but I need more time to rest.
If the chronic lyme disease requires certain concessions by others, you should note it, if not, it isn't an issue.
The issue is, make sure that you say what you want to do and can do, or when you show up, both of you might be disappointed.
I agree as well with Ken, know what you are aiming at - it is always more appealing to have someone who comes saying "I can do the following, and want to learn the following".