How are people doing for work?
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I am doing fine for work now I have got in with a fairly big civils firm who are subbing me and my lad in to do alot of there flagging and I am now getting my own working coming in again too. So its now the problem of fitting it all in.
Famine to feast as they say. I not complaining though am happiest that i have been all year.
Famine to feast as they say. I not complaining though am happiest that i have been all year.
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Once did a job by Glyndebourne and thought as i helped do the re-mod i'd drive in and have a look. I was in my old sierra ( blue rust bucket ) wheel barrow in the back along with sand, cement etc. me, unshaven looking like shite, the wife in the front seat. As i got there i realised they had a show on. To late i was in the queue with, rollers, bentleys, you name it :O People where getting out in their ball gowns, penquin suits etc. My wife ( think hyacinth bouquet ) through gritted teeth, whispered ...get me the f*** out of here. I Drove around missed the turning and had to join the queue again, she was dissappearing into the well, so embarrased. I was cracking up. The chaffeurs stood in a bunch were laughing and winking, the ladies and gentlemen where looking like they had stood in dog s****. Finally got out and got a roasting all the way home off hyacinth :laugh:
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