What are you doing this weekend?
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What are you doing this weekend?
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TBC
If there was a 'winking alone in my bedsit' option, i'd have gone for that.
I am indulging myself in the hope that the new bike lights I ordered from eBay will arrive either today or tomorrow to help me navigate the former railway/cycle path home. It's unlit, has tunnels and most of the leaves in west yorskshire scattered over it.
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TMFA
Tonight - going to look at the new house again
Tomorrow - tip runs, clearing all the hoarded junk out so moving will be easier. Showing purchaser round house. Babysitting for mine and one of our friends, she is then going to make me us a curry to say thanks.
Sunday - more tidying up, lamb roast.Comment
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Saturday - Food shopping, visiting GMIL, and other household odds ands sods.
Sunday - Trent Valley 100 Sportive, as long as the weather isn't diabolical."Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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At the risk of dovetailing this thread with the topic of IR35 I just found out from a rather fraught PM that he needs me to work this weekend. He knew weeks ago but it seems it slipped his mind.Comment
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Thanks for asking.
Tonight its football then collecting youngest from guides.
Tomorrow yet another university visit with the eldest and hopefully a nice meal out.
Sunday will be a tip run as I have a loads of stuff in the garden that go damaged with high winds on Monday.
I also think we are going shopping on Sunday.
I would like to have a drink with Mrs 5* but I'm off the booze for October.
What about your good self ?Comment
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you just realised your weekend rate is 3* your normal one?Originally posted by I just need to test it View PostAt the risk of dovetailing this thread with the topic of IR35 I just found out from a rather fraught PM that he needs me to work this weekend. He knew weeks ago but it seems it slipped his mind.Last edited by vetran; 17 October 2014, 08:39.Comment
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Working.
At normal rate.
But since I've been saying for two years now "this really needs sorting", I feel I can hardly turn round and say "I'm not actually going to be the one to sort it, though".Comment
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always nice when you knock one of those off. The day looks brighter every time you walk in the office.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostWorking.
At normal rate.
But since I've been saying for two years now "this really needs sorting", I feel I can hardly turn round and say "I'm not actually going to be the one to sort it, though".Comment
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Tonight flying home. Might get some plan B time at the airport.
Tomorrow morning, bike ride followed by Plan B work 8-12.
Then spend time with the family
Sunday eating something other than low fat cottage cheese and muesli.
Knock first as I might be balancing my chakras.Comment
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