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So at work today I did:

no actual work

2 hours in meetings

phone estate agents in london (twice)

solicitors (twice)

estate agents in Newcastle

went to bank to get flat deposit bankers draft

phoned 2 garages about fixing the cavalier

So that's about 5 hours work in total (and 3 in the sheds / cam7)

 

Then I got home and spent over 4 hours tidying the house for the estate agents to take pictures of it to sell it. Moved stuff about, hoovered every where I didn't do in the 4 hours on Sun night. Wiped down the skirting boards, dusted everything, rearranged to make it pretty as suggested by agents etc etc

 

so thats 9 hours of work in total today PLUS half an hour cycling each way.

 

phew

 

Can I goto bed now please 🤔

 

HOOPY R706KGU Hoopylight R

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I'll be having the same amount as last year once you account for the train fares and the service charge on my flat.

 

Then account for the following:

 

Everything is cheaper up there

I'll have less travel costs (bicycle)

I've paid off the credit cards I owed last year so will have more money

My house will be 3/4 bed detached instead of 1/2 flat

I'll have a garage (double)

I'll have loads of blatting roads VERY close by

People are friendlier

Job is MUCH better

 

 

*smile* *thumbup*

 

HOOPY R706KGU Hoopylight R

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My stupid company has got me on a 6 month probationary period during which time the notice period from either side is 5 days, they'll regret that when there's no time for a handover and no one to hand it over to anyway.

 

It'll be my 1st ever of handing in my notice when I really wanted to leave (rather than going after a pay rise etc). All the other times I've changed jobs has either been as the result of a move within the company or redundancy (3 times so far)

 

Tra la la la

 

Paul

 

Supercheese R250

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