Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

bubbs

HILLBERN wrote: »

Oh dear:oim sorry..

Its ok now worries x

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Is there no one to help him?

If there isn't, there used to be some provision to help/run these package of support, I am assuming that there is similar provision.

It does raise the importance of planning, and having things like power of attorney in place before you need it x

Power of attorney was his dad, his brother is sorting it out now but its not pratical as he lives a 130 odd miles away, although all accounte were made joint dad/son even dads accounts

marrbett

tweets wrote: »

Mid day surpervisor at local school and get school holidays off

Lollipop lady

Sunshinemummy

tweets wrote: »

Mid day surpervisor at local school and get school holidays off

Good idea, especially if in a primary school (at least the kids are semi-nice).

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Tinyshoes

tweets wrote: »

Mid day surpervisor at local school and get school holidays off

I have looked at that tweets. I don't really want to be tied to everyday of the week term time though. With DD1 living so far I would still like to be able to go and stay at drop of a hat.

Sunshinemummy

bubbs wrote: »

Its ok now worries x


Power of attorney was his dad, his brother is sorting it out now but its not pratical as he lives a 130 odd miles away, although all accounte were made joint dad/son even dads accounts

Can he live with his brother?

marrbett

Tinyshoes wrote: »

It feels like such a big step but I know have been putting it off for far too long now.

I hadn't 'worked' for 13 years, but went into it with the attitude that I didn't even want the job!! I told them that I only wanted certain hours as we're still home edding 2 young 'uns. I go every shift thinking that I'll leave at the first sign of hassle, but seem to be living a bit of a charmed life there,so I'll keep going for another few months!!! It makes me feel in control knowing I can walk out.:rotfl:

my ideal job would be working in a library I think

cjj_2

TS don't be scared. You will know if a job is right for you. I'm scared to put my own wheelie bin out but I've found a job I can do & it's changed my life. I'm not lonely anymore xx

scamps1966

marrbett wrote: »

UGH :mad:

C'mon, who dosen't like Marmite.

Sunshinemummy

marrbett wrote: »

Lollipop lady

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I have looked at that tweets. I don't really want to be tied to everyday of the week term time though. With DD1 living so far I would still like to be able to go and stay at drop of a hat.

What about setting up a small business which you can work around RL?

Or doing some agency work....:o

My favourite job of all time was doing some agency work in a hostel for women... I have very limited experience but I loved it

Anon

scamps1966 wrote: »

But they do Marmite.

I have that covered too .

Anon