1. 10% tax
2. Live in maid
3. It's hot.
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Oh that reminds me. Need to invoice for the last few weeks.Originally posted by DaveB View Post4. Tomorrow is invoicing day.
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Reasons to be cheerful..
1) Tigger
2) Piglet
3) Cookie
Kids are on holiday and I am on the bench from tomorrow (and as a bonus that means invoice day too) so has timed perfectly
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Oh, I meant the second test match. Isn't that the cricket smiley?Originally posted by sasguru View PostYou're not SB, DP. AtW or Suity
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<boring alert>
Finally found my boy a lovely new nursery 4 miles away from clientco
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Good grief, so it is. I'd forgotten.Originally posted by DaveB View Post4. Tomorrow is invoicing day.
Tomorrow is also the first day of...
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Reasons to be cheerful 1 2 3
1 Sun is shining so BBQ tonight
2 No more meetings today
3 Cold bottles of beer in the fridgeTags: None
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