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  • Brilliant brilliant news. Well done.
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  • Woop Woop! :T :j well done!
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  • Greying_Pilgrim
    Greying_Pilgrim Posts: 8,377 Forumite
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    More exciting and scary news, have been offered a job with more money, will mean more travel and learning a new skill. Mildly daunting, but going to go for it. its a supportive organisation, so I feel it's a chance worth taking. :eek:

    Whoop! killerpeaty called it right - you are totally amazing :T Loving the positivity :T:D:T:D

    Greying x
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  • parsniphead
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    Well done supersaver. Enjoy it. You deserve it.:T
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  • Shelbi
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    Morning ss1k & ladies :)...just having a catch up, what wonderful news..so happy for you hun, you're amazing and will be great at this new job, someone who deserves you!! Congratulations hun xXx
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  • supersaver1000
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    edited 20 May 2015 at 9:06PM
    Thank you Killerpeaty, INOD, Stepuptothepl8, GP, Parsniphead and Shelbi. I'm really touched at your faith. Keep thinking I'm crazy leaving my new nice but slightly dull job. But this could lead to something much better so feel I have to try. :)

    And it feels right to try :)

    ps Parsniphead and GP, did you catch my insomnia?
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  • killerpeaty
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    Well, the outcome of the risk going wrong would be that you get a different job. Which you already proved that you can do!

    Besides, we can start our new roles together and that makes me feel better :)
  • Greying_Pilgrim
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    ps Parsniphead and GP, did you catch my insomnia?

    Yup! Ta everso fer sharing........... :p:rotfl:

    Keep on keeping super..... Dave :D

    Greying x
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    We look a mess but we're doing fine
    We're card carrying lifelong members
    Of the union of different kinds..."

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  • liltdiddylilt
    liltdiddylilt Posts: 4,131 Forumite
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    Hello beautiful!!!

    So lovely to come back and see so many posts on your thread. I have missed you ever so!! :D

    Such amazing news ref getting MrSuperDave house trained and spending the right things from the right places. Even better there is a tax pot! And AMZING news about the new job!! Yes, a risk worth taking definitely. More money is always great and a challenge and learning new skills fits in beautifully with what you are achieving in all other areas of your life. You are, have always been, and will be completely fantastic at anything you put your mind to, as long as you believe in yourself.

    Seems your confidence is skyrocketing despite all the pressures you are under and it is great to see hun. You deserve some happiness and to be able to shape your own future. :)

    Lots of love xxx
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  • supersaver1000
    supersaver1000 Posts: 2,465 Forumite
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    Yayy KP, a partner in crime for me. Lol. Slightly scared, but apparently that's good as am also excited. Excited for you too, you will be brilliant. Onwards and upwards.

    GP sorry to hear you've caught my insomnia-itus. It can ce nice to be awake early in the sunnier days, but I'm not sure at the mo. :)

    Lovely Lilty, you always say the sweetest things. Have missed you too, but am following you and little Jellies adventures on your thread. Keep well you two. X
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