Achievement of the Day

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timsinister wrote:Gut Reaction At least you're exploiting the stupid. There's a job I wouldn't mind doing...

Bwahahaha! Yeeesssss... :twisted:
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Spread a little happiness 8)
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Almiche V wrote:Spread a little happiness 8)
Go to the "Slightly happy today" thread..... :innocent:

Thursday is an achievement day within itself for me anyway...

* Go to work in the morning
* Afternoon spent on buses taking kids to swimming lessons...
(see CBPOB thread in a sec!)
* And now waiting for the second batch of baked muffins to come out the oven for the teacher's birthday bash tomorrow that will be spent in the playground!

I've outdone myself today and that needs a cheers! :D

<clicky> for the prize I've just won!

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MadameButterfly wrote:
Almiche V wrote:Spread a little happiness 8)
Go to the "Slightly happy today" thread..... :innocent:
Just because it's yours..... :wink: :wink:
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Almiche V wrote:
MadameButterfly wrote:
Almiche V wrote:Spread a little happiness 8)
Go to the "Slightly happy today" thread..... :innocent:
Just because it's yours..... :wink: :wink:
But of course! LOL! You are a clever man (gawd I hope you are) BUT indeed you are on the same thinking dimention as me....


.....hee hee! :von:
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all outstanding weeds burned and in addressed envelopes, Phew Scorchio!
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54th draft of the job app now in a sealed envelope.
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MadameButterfly wrote:
Almiche V wrote:
MadameButterfly wrote: Go to the "Slightly happy today" thread..... :innocent:
Just because it's yours..... :wink: :wink:
But of course! LOL! You are a clever man (gawd I hope you are) BUT indeed you are on the same thinking dimention as me....


.....hee hee! :von:
Heh heh. Have posted in your thread. Now that's what I call going dutch....
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emilystrange wrote:54th draft of the job app now in a sealed envelope.
54th? I hope to God you get it.
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achievement of the day was staying awake through a day-long meeting in a basement in our offices in London, then travelling back to Brighton during rush-hour...

...in the full knowledge that I have to do the whole thing again tomorrow!
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lazarus corporation wrote:achievement of the day was staying awake through a day-long meeting in a basement in our offices in London, then travelling back to Brighton during rush-hour...

...in the full knowledge that I have to do the whole thing again tomorrow!
Is it safe to assume you're self employed and corporate hospitality is a no go at the mo LC?
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Almiche V wrote:
lazarus corporation wrote:achievement of the day was staying awake through a day-long meeting in a basement in our offices in London, then travelling back to Brighton during rush-hour...

...in the full knowledge that I have to do the whole thing again tomorrow!
Is it safe to assume you're self employed and corporate hospitality is a no go at the mo LC?
No I work for a publishing company owned by a multi-national, but they decided that Brighton was close enough to London for me to commute daily for a 2 day meeting. Train fare paid, of course. I'm currently hoping they'll send me and my girlfriend to New York in June for a week - in which case they pay for everything :D
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Waking up at 8:30 after a Sisters gig :eek:

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James Blast wrote:all outstanding weeds burned and in addressed envelopes, Phew Scorchio!
Ditto. And posted too. (Just short of a tenner on postage! :eek: )

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emilystrange wrote:54th draft of the job app now in a sealed envelope.
Good on ya.
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reviewing the Brussels gig for the Heartland massive :wink:
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emilystrange wrote:54th draft of the job app now in a sealed envelope.
I'm not crossing my fingers this time ems because I think I've jinxed you in the past :| you know what I mean anyway {{{}}}
radiojamaica wrote:reviewing the Brussels gig for the Heartland massive :wink:
and a top job it is Koen Image
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Making money from all-my-own-work 8)
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Got my bike out and went for a pedal 8)
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Silicon sealed around the spare kitchen sink or watched the entire first series of Green Wing. Not sure which one is more of an achievement?
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Getting out of cutting the Grass.
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scotty wrote:Getting out of cutting the Grass.
Ha. my achievement of the day was to help my old dad to get his new shiny toy working. A robot lawnmower. :P Its too cute to watch him work, while you sit on the terrace, sipping a drink. :P
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scotty wrote:Getting out of cutting the Grass.
Ha. my achievement of the day was to help my old dad to get his new shiny toy working. A robot lawnmower. :P Its too cute to watch him work, while you sit on the terrace, sipping a drink. :P
Ah, but I got out of the Grass cutting by sitting on my erse pretending to be doing paperwork ( I shuffled and punched a few pieces of A4 about for six hours letting out the odd sigh, huff & puff every wee while for effect :innocent: ), while actually watching the "Celebrity Soccer Six" that Liz McClarnon was presenting :innocent: :twisted:
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scotty wrote:Ah, but I got out of the Grass cutting by sitting on my erse pretending to be doing paperwork ( I shuffled and punched a few pieces of A4 about for six hours letting out the odd sigh, huff & puff every wee while for effect :innocent: ), while actually watching the "Celebrity Soccer Six" that Liz McClarnon was presenting :innocent: :twisted:
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