Living life, loving life.......hypno's having a ball!

chevalier

hypno06 wrote: »

A friend of mine has just posted on his fb wall a quote:

"Life begins at the end of your comfort zone".

Oo that is going to take some thinking about...
chev

rtandon27

hypno06 wrote: »

"Life begins at the end of your comfort zone".

oooooo - I like that one!

xo
RT

yummymommy

rtandon27 wrote: »

oooooo - I like that one!

xo
RT

And me :cool:

Surfbabe

hypno06 wrote: »

A friend of mine has just posted on his fb wall a quote:

"Life begins at the end of your comfort zone".

Very apt at the moment - have a big dilemma - as you know I work in a school office and have done for some considerable time. I no longer need to work in a job that gives me the school holidays - in fact it is a nusiance as DH can't have holiday in the main summer one which severely limits when we can go away. I have the opportunity to apply for a job that looks interesting but is full time (only work 22 hours a week atm) and more money and whilst it is in a school, holidays can be taken at any time due to the nature of the job....... and I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO !!:o:(

anyway hope you are OK Hypno and that life is settling slowly into how you wish it to be not how everyone else thinks it should be (if that makes sense)

hypno06

Apply for the job, surfbabe - it buys you time to seriously consider what you want, during the application process.

One thing for sure is that if you don't apply, you cannot turn it down later if it is offered to you. If you don't get it, the feeling of either relief or disappointment that you feel when you get your rejection letter will also tell you a lot about how you feel about working f/t again.

Nothing to lose by applying, but plenty to gain, regardless of whether you actually get/take the job at the end of the day.

Butti

Surfbabe at the very least it will give you experience of applying and hopefully of doing an interview. Every little helps!

B

Avogirly

Karmacat wrote: »

**whistles in a surprised tone**

You're doing Brighton! Ooh .... I think I might be cheering you on :j:j:j

**hobbles in.....**

I have a place on the Brighton Marathon too.......but don't tell anyone!

At the moment I can't even walk due to the coming together of mine and my horse's foot.....

**hobbles out....**

Karmacat

Poor you! But lots of cheering in April, I think

Love your avatar too

Kittikins

Think us near to Brighton peeps need to get our pompoms ready to cheer on the MSE folk doing our local marathon!

hypno06

Oh absolutely! avo, I hope your foot gets better soon. Plenty of recovery time ahead of you so I am sure you will be on the starting line!