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di3004

sharpdeath wrote: »

Pmsl! Cause you ate his cake!

oh yes his cake too.........lmao :rotfl::rotfl:

di3004

sharpdeath wrote: »

Lol! Yeah, but I don't care anyway! :rotfl: I'll set my mum on them!

Awe you have a good mum :rotfl::T:j

sharpdeath

di3004 wrote: »

Okay a change of subject now..:D

My oldest son loves his job, he does a lot of driving though, but he does not mind, so he has to let his insurer know about this to be on the safe side.
He was interviewing others today to find out how they are getting on, if there is anything they need, then he has to write everything down, send them to the finance dept.
Think it was last week he was left on his own after his training to assess other workers and now on to interviews as well.

He was happy with his pay this week though.



And hubby..........is doing good too, he is well in there.:T:T

That's good! Is he a supervisor/manager then? I haven't seen a manager for over a year now! I think he's still alive!
Can you tell your son I need a new laptop and run that through his expenses?! So your hubby is enjoying his new job then? It's good to get back work isn't it.

sharpdeath

di3004 wrote: »

Awe you have a good mum :rotfl::T:j

Errrrrrr............. Only when she's sleeping! :rotfl: :rotfl:

di3004

sharpdeath wrote: »

That's good! Is he a supervisor/manager then? I haven't seen a manager for over a year now! I think he's still alive!
Can you tell your son I need a new laptop and run that through his expenses?! So your hubby is enjoying his new job then? It's good to get back work isn't it.

lol, well his actual role is down as Adviser/mentor to help unemployed to get back into work.
So with this job he visits the clients to see how they are getting on, and if they need anything, such as boots, tools and stuff like that.

If hubby was waiting much longer then my son would have defo come in handy :rotfl::rotfl:.

Yeah okay SD I shall ask him for you lol :rotfl::D.

Yes hubby loves it, he is awake for 4:45am and gone by 5:15 am........very eager, yet he does start early.......maybe going 12 hour shifts soon as well, think that will be in March.:T
Its a big relief to be honest SD, about time we had this luck on the job front.:beer:

di3004

sharpdeath wrote: »

Errrrrrr............. Only when she's sleeping! :rotfl: :rotfl:

Tee hee hee :rotfl::rotfl: bet she is a lovely yummy mummy :j:j:j

sharpdeath

di3004 wrote: »

Tee hee hee :rotfl::rotfl: bet she is a lovely yummy mummy :j:j:j

She's ok but so confusing to talk to sometimes! She gets things in such a muddle sometimes and you have to concentrate to translate what she's going on about!

di3004

sharpdeath wrote: »

She's ok but so confusing to talk to sometimes! She gets things in such a muddle sometimes and you have to concentrate to translate what she's going on about!

lol :rotfl: don't worry SD, that's mums, I'm the same with my poor kids :rotfl::rotfl::D

sharpdeath

di3004 wrote: »

lol, well his actual role is down as Adviser/mentor to help unemployed to get back into work.
So with this job he visits the clients to see how they are getting on, and if they need anything, such as boots, tools and stuff like that.

If hubby was waiting much longer then my son would have defo come in handy :rotfl::rotfl:.

Yeah okay SD I shall ask him for you lol :rotfl::D.

Yes hubby loves it, he is awake for 4:45am and gone by 5:15 am........very eager, yet he does start early.......maybe going 12 hour shifts soon as well, think that will be in March.:T
Its a big relief to be honest SD, about time we had this luck on the job front.:beer:

Oh I see. That's quite a handy job to have. That must be quite rewarding to do. Can you ask him for some C4 for me? :rotfl:
Your hubby is up way early! I don't wake up til 7.30! Maybe he has to get up early to get some cake... :rotfl:

sharpdeath

di3004 wrote: »

lol :rotfl: don't worry SD, that's mums, I'm the same with my poor kids :rotfl::rotfl::D

Yeah, I pretty much thought so..... :j :A