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How does your partner describe your work?
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Originally posted by al_cam View PostEven more interesting is how your kids describe your work.
I'm currently working on a datacentre relocation project. My eldest (8) asked me if I got to drive the van
When I was on the bench, he wrote in his news book that I didn't have a job, so now his teacher, and probably the whole school and community now think that I am on the dole between sporadic episodes of driving vans!
Stamping bits of paper, drawing pictures and talking on the phone. She thinks working is greatComment
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I'll ask the wife when I get home tonight.Never has a man been heard to say on his death bed that he wishes he'd spent more time in the office.Comment
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Originally posted by formant View PostI work at a tractor factory.Comment
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Originally posted by chef View PostAfter a recent conversation with my parents I realised they had no idea what I do and described my work as "working with computers, never has a job for very long, always moving jobs and doesn't get to live at home very much, something to do with laptops" ????
I asked Gf chef and got a slightly less vague response but still no real idea.
this got me thinking, does anyone's partner on here have a clue what they do really?What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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I worked for the Highways authority. My youngest told his teacher I worked on the roads. Which was kind of true. And I did used to have a donkey jacket.Comment
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Talking of kids:
We went to an SCA medieval event at Raglan castle for a week, I fought in several tournaments.
When we came back my daughter told her nursery teachers that we had gone camping, I had had a fight with her uncle Charles and killed him.Comment
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Oh yes, I've had similar. "Daddy shot some bad men" turned into an explanation of what a Civil War re-enactment is.Comment
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Anything to do technology, whether it is what I do for a living, my laptop, iPad, the internet, my xbox.... Mrs Jmo21 describes simply as "geek-tech" with a roll of her eyes.Comment
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