Smile of the day - What is yours?

[maviczap]

Originally Posted by Sir Trev

I actually drink very little, which is the problem. When I have two pints of Cobra with a celebration curry I feel it bad the following day as my tolerance has gone to pot. Going teetotal is not an option so I either put up with it or drink more to lessen the impact. Decisions decisions.....

LOL

I have a similar problem, I don't drink anything like a used to, I don't suffer hangovers with a bad headache, but just really tired.

I've learnt not to mix drinks, and certainly no red wine, even though I like it.

Proper German beer (not Beck's) doesn't give me a hangover, if it's brewed in Germany. Any larger brewed in the UK will give me a right headache, which I put down to all the additives.

Only gin/vodka and tonic is safe as a drink for me, no dark spirits

[maviczap]

Falling back to sleep and waking up just before 8, feeling almost normal after Thursdays mega shift.

Sun's out too, and it's meant to be warm, today's looking like a better day already

[Chris_SVS]

Hit the 10year milestone in my current job...

Gripe: With closures and staff cuts I might not be there in June nevermind see 11yrs

[Red ones]

Chris. If you haven't already then start networking.
Hope you are worrying for nothing.

[Chris_SVS]

Originally Posted by Red ones

Chris. If you haven't already then start networking.
Hope you are worrying for nothing.

The closure is in stages with the earliest in May and the latest Sept 2019. It'll happen either way but I'm basically off to work with my sister when it does so I can stay and take my redundancy

It's a happy gripe I guess, as my wee cheque at the end will be a great start for a new bike but I'm also nervous of the "change"

[maviczap]

Originally Posted by Chris_SVS

Hit the 10year milestone in my current job...

Gripe: With closures and staff cuts I might not be there in June nevermind see 11yrs

Originally Posted by Chris_SVS

The closure is in stages with the earliest in May and the latest Sept 2019. It'll happen either way but I'm basically off to work with my sister when it does so I can stay and take my redundancy

It's a happy gripe I guess, as my wee cheque at the end will be a great start for a new bike but I'm also nervous of the "change"

10 years! This April I will have been with my employer for 38 years

Both my previous bosses were given their golden ticket aged 55, I've just turned 56, but there no hope of that early bath for me.

[Chris_SVS]

Originally Posted by maviczap

10 years! This April I will have been with my employer for 38 years

Both my previous bosses were given their golden ticket aged 55, I've just turned 56, but there no hope of that early bath for me.

It's a long time for a 29yr old

[maviczap]

Yes, and I'm a rare beast in that people don't have careers anymore.

I have changed jobs within my lot, and its good to change, so don't fear change.

Although I'd like to change as its getting physically hard to do the outside work these day.

[garynortheast]

Accounts finished, online tax return submitted.

[maviczap]

Our cat associates anything with an electronic beep as being the scales for weighing out her food.

Mucho amusement beeping my watch