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Life Contentment
- Thread starter Worzel Gummidge#9
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BimboBob
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Some of the time, BB!
Ha...I got bored with the good life and went back to work. 20 hours a week.
malg
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Fucking hell......are you me????????I must admit I have everything I ever wanted. However I still moan like fuck and get wound up over the smallest of things that are not important.
malg
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20 hours a week? Are you a fireman, a teacher or a nurseHa...I got bored with the good life and went back to work. 20 hours a week.
BimboBob
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20 hours a week? Are you a fireman, a teacher or a nurse
Train driver ;)
malg
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Ah right, so 2 hours driving and the other 18 hours turning up late. Cünt.....Train driver ;)
BimboBob
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Ah right, so 2 hours driving and the other 18 hours turning up late. Cünt.....
Always on strike mate. Always.
FantasyIreland
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50k basic too,disgraceful.Always on strike mate. Always.
Now that is a job that would cheer me up. Other than being an airline pilot this has been my no 2 job since being a kidTrain driver ;)
Bluemanc100
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Just turned 55 which is when I intended to retire.. SWMBO was diagnosed 3 years ago with Lymphoma which is not curable but can be managed for a limited time... despite a scare and op over Xmas she is now back on “watch and wait” which is torture...
I am debating when to stop working as I need a challenge but while my wife is under pressure to enjoy each day I have to make the decision sometime soon. The wife gets her NHS pension at 55 (we tried to claim it early on health grounds but they considered her fit for work) so i’ll most likely stop then.. I’ve had my RAF pension since 2006 which helps.. i’ll never be rich and i’m conscious that once my salary stops I can’t easily replace our savings pot.. the positive is that we are mortgage free and have another property for decent rental income..
Am I happy? I’d be a damn site happier if Sue didn’t have this f******* disease but i’m thankful it’s slow to develop...
Our two sons are both getting married this year so we’re looking forward to a good year... albeit an expensive one
I am debating when to stop working as I need a challenge but while my wife is under pressure to enjoy each day I have to make the decision sometime soon. The wife gets her NHS pension at 55 (we tried to claim it early on health grounds but they considered her fit for work) so i’ll most likely stop then.. I’ve had my RAF pension since 2006 which helps.. i’ll never be rich and i’m conscious that once my salary stops I can’t easily replace our savings pot.. the positive is that we are mortgage free and have another property for decent rental income..
Am I happy? I’d be a damn site happier if Sue didn’t have this f******* disease but i’m thankful it’s slow to develop...
Our two sons are both getting married this year so we’re looking forward to a good year... albeit an expensive one