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    #11
    Alright guys....Thanks a lot for your suggestions. I really appreciate everyone's input.

    TykeMerc , you are right, dropping a bomb doesnt look like a professional option too.

    I have made my mind, ticket is on hold now for 72 hours, will finally book it on Tuesday. If they'll ask for extension, i'll let them know about holidays, if they are OK , thats fine, otherwise im off (depending on situation).

    Many Thanks

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      #12
      I have the same vexed issue – taking time off to go to USA in order to pursue my hobby which is weather related – I certainly sympathise with you – there is NEVER a good time to get your holiday request in but over the years I have found that the sooner the better is the best approach.

      I almost always take the whole of May off – two years ago this cost me a contract (which was ending in June anyway) so no great shakes there.

      Overall I would rather take the time off and have fun than be a slave to the damm job! Quality of life is worth way more than a few extra £K in the bank account.
      www.stormtrack.co.uk - My Stormchasing website.

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        #13
        Originally posted by wxman View Post
        Quality of life is worth way more than a few extra £K in the bank account.
        Absolutely.

        But after watching last nights 'My Wall Street', i realized we are quite fortunate to have these options available as there are loads of people who are struggling badly in these difficult times.

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