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2 months on the bench and loving it
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I normally sleep for 10 days after each gigOriginally posted by Stevie Wonder BoyI can't see any way to do it can you please advise?
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I assume you don't have kids then......Originally posted by SimonMac View PostI normally sleep for 10 days after each gig
I tend to get more sleep at work than at home.Comment
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I was so looking forward to having a break and then the inconsiderate bast**ds went and extend me for 3 months, I was so looking froward to summer in the garden now all i will have to do is sit and watch the bank account fill up.Originally posted by MrRobin View PostEnjoying the summer (when it's nice out), got tons of jobs around the house finally done, went on the Orient Express, visited friends, caught up on various shows I've always wanted to watch, built a shed, been a tourist in my own city, had plenty of exercise, yadayadayada...
Not even bothered looking at Jobserve yet... Work is so overrated, enjoy life!
seriously, good for you, these people who have to go from one contract straight to another it beyond me, i always take a month off after every contract unless its very short, its why i became a contractor in the first placeComment
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Three but they live with their mum, when I am on a gig I suffer from really bad insomniaOriginally posted by NorthWestPerm2Contr View PostI assume you don't have kids then......
I tend to get more sleep at work than at home.Originally posted by Stevie Wonder BoyI can't see any way to do it can you please advise?
I want my account deleted and all of my information removed, I want to invoke my right to be forgotten.Comment
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Well I fell back into permie land back in March but wouldn't mind a couple of months off now, client is dithering about confirming the probie period and I don't fancy spending sunny days at a desk, though luckily being in front of a window keeps me a little sane.Originally posted by Support Monkey View PostI was so looking forward to having a break and then the inconsiderate bast**ds went and extend me for 3 months, I was so looking froward to summer in the garden now all i will have to do is sit and watch the bank account fill up.
seriously, good for you, these people who have to go from one contract straight to another it beyond me, i always take a month off after every contract unless its very short, its why i became a contractor in the first place
I must be the only fella here enjoying the stalled start of Summer, love it when it's bucketing down outside and I'm making cash sitting at a desk, but the odd few days when it's sunny, I could be sitting at a pavement cafe' watching the scantily-clad dollybirds strut past but I'm looking at lines of code instead, I'm seriously gnashing my teeth...Last edited by JaybeeInCUK; 1 July 2012, 20:00.Comment
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Get a job you bum!!!Originally posted by MrRobin View PostEnjoying the summer (when it's nice out), got tons of jobs around the house finally done, went on the Orient Express, visited friends, caught up on various shows I've always wanted to watch, built a shed, been a tourist in my own city, had plenty of exercise, yadayadayada...
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With you on that Mr RobinOriginally posted by MrRobin View PostEnjoying the summer (when it's nice out), got tons of jobs around the house finally done, went on the Orient Express, visited friends, caught up on various shows I've always wanted to watch, built a shed, been a tourist in my own city, had plenty of exercise, yadayadayada...
Not even bothered looking at Jobserve yet... Work is so overrated, enjoy life!
2 months on the bench, garage cleared, Lime trees pollarded, hedges trimmed, 240V installed on the yot - plus new double bed, new carpets, etc, etc, etc, decided this afternoon to eff off for a week to try it all out...
No point in contracting if you can't enjoy bench time, but have got to the stage where I would actually quite like a decent gig to moan about
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