The Turn £100,00 into £10,000 by the end of 2010 all dribble unofficial Thread

jmrance1

EMminently wrote: »

That's what i'm doing - postponing decisions and drinking Oyster Bay (yum!) :beer: - don't worry the person who sent me the CV, i'll take care of it tomorrow, with a clear head

Drink away. Have fun :beer:

nixinixi

dillidalli wrote: »

Hey all, being tortured by the OH playing call of duty. I am inspired to have a playstation related accident involving the love of his life and a hot steaming mug of tea.

Munchki, don't give up on the commitments list - sometimes just seeing my list up there keeps me going. It will get better xxxx

With the rest of my commitments when I go to the wedding shows over the next couple of weeks I will have a better idea of layout and organising. Although Nixinixi has given me a good start. Other than that looking forward to a week off work - and sorting my SEO.

I like being reminded that I have helped! :rotfl: Seriously pm me to bounce ideas/thoughts around if you want!

Iknow what you mean about the PS too......



Munchki - Behave! You are only feeling like this because you feel rotten. You know in your heart of hearts that life is a journey and obviously life has a plan for you and you just haven't found the job that fits yet...we are all hoping it is the Dundee job lol! But seriously only a week or so ago there is no way you would have been aplying for a job in Scotland because you hadn't realised it was what you wanted, so as much as you have been searching for a job you have only really just realised what it is you want to search for....so is that why nothing has worked out? I don't know, I am not that clever. I know it is hard at the moment but when it is right you will look back and be grateful you didn't just get offered the first crap job that came along.

Sorry if that sounds harsh, it really isn't meant to be, but it is meant to be a reality check!! but I am offering hugs too :rotfl:

hugs xx

skintbint_2

hi just popped in another cake for tomorrow seeing them in my sleep now thats when i get some! why do people all of a sudden need a cake at less than 24 hrs notice - not sure whether to be happy or not! think am getting all caked out thats 4 since wednesday lunchtime until saturday lunchtime, and with full and part time job finding it rather tough but have blitzed the house tonight too think i'm getting a buzz being busy all the time???????

MUNCHKI - CHIN UP GIRL! STAY WITH US


right - ironing now (need to get at least 2 out of 4 commitments done)

nixinixi

skintbint wrote: »

hi just popped in another cake for tomorrow seeing them in my sleep now thats when i get some! why do people all of a sudden need a cake at less than 24 hrs notice - not sure whether to be happy or not! think am getting all caked out thats 4 since wednesday lunchtime until saturday lunchtime, and with full and part time job finding it rather tough but have blitzed the house tonight too think i'm getting a buzz being busy all the time???????

MUNCHKI - CHIN UP GIRL! STAY WITH US


right - ironing now (need to get at least 2 out of 4 commitments done)

I can see that you wouldn't want to turn work down but do you need to have a set notice period even if only 48hours? If this becomes a long term thing you will be frazzled in no time and your work (and reputation) will suffer.

paulabear

Hi everyone, hope you're all OK

EMminently, I would definitely go for the better position; you can always drop back a bit later on, and the challenge and new skills sound great.
Munchki, sorry the job search is going badly, by the sounds of it you will get there and deservedly so can't believe the amount of driving you have to do though!

I've listed about half of my stuff on Ebay, and I've made some glow-in-the-dark buttons and applied for JSA today. Hoping I will be able to backdate it three months which will pay off the overdraft and hopefully enable us to get a loan with the bank to pay off an outstanding debt. Also hoping to get something decent that fits in with school hours as OH works different hours week to week; to be honest my confidence work-wise is shot I need to get a CV done and actually figure out what I can use my qualifications and skills FOR instead of faffing about because I'm scared I might fail at something, or someone might think I'm a bit rubbish. If I could drive it would be far easier. But I can't get a car 'cause I ain't got a job, can't get a job 'cause I ain't got a car...

nixinixi

Thanks Hales!!!

Hales

nixinixi wrote: »

Thanks Hales!!!

I saw that and was wondering what you were thanking me for - im guessin its twitter?? no probs hun, i'll happily re-tweet what i can!

mambury

well a bloody good night on ebay for me..... my bundles went for ...... £220 before fees! so I am off to invest £50 of that in a dummy....

Muncki - you need to keep with it matey!

Paulabear - chin up mate..... it will happen!

Hales

mambury wrote: »

well a bloody good night on ebay for me..... my bundles went for ...... £220 before fees! so I am off to invest £50 of that in a dummy....

Muncki - you need to keep with it matey!

Paulabear - chin up mate..... it will happen!

WAHOO - way to go mambury :T:j:T

wayne1983

mambury wrote: »

well a bloody good night on ebay for me..... my bundles went for ...... £220 before fees! so I am off to invest £50 of that in a dummy....

Muncki - you need to keep with it matey!

Paulabear - chin up mate..... it will happen!

Well done, id like to earn that every night!:beer::rotfl: