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Yes did you go to any parenting classes Angel? I'd like to be well prepared before I have a Machie Jnr :)
Machie wrote:
> And Lucy doesn't fancy going up to Bradford to continue working? I've
> been up there a few times and far too cold for me.
Nope, plus the additional expense of commuting or living up there would probably see us just as badly off anyway. We have to find her something here and quick.
I'm also trying to slip a sneaky one past our insurance company, when we took out insurance on the mortgage, both our jobs were relatively secure, so we didn't bother with the 'out-of-work' insurance cover, to keep the monthly payments lower. We only took the life insurance. I have to phone them later to see if they'll let us add the unemployment bit to our cover. Of course, if they actually check with our employer, which they're supposed to do, the answer will be a 'no'. But surely there's no harm in trying?
> And Lucy doesn't fancy going up to Bradford to continue working? I've
> been up there a few times and far too cold for me.
Nope, plus the additional expense of commuting or living up there would probably see us just as badly off anyway. We have to find her something here and quick.
I'm also trying to slip a sneaky one past our insurance company, when we took out insurance on the mortgage, both our jobs were relatively secure, so we didn't bother with the 'out-of-work' insurance cover, to keep the monthly payments lower. We only took the life insurance. I have to phone them later to see if they'll let us add the unemployment bit to our cover. Of course, if they actually check with our employer, which they're supposed to do, the answer will be a 'no'. But surely there's no harm in trying?
Seraphim wrote:
> When i gave birth they didnt come with a manual.
Someone really should write them. I've just spent the last two months writing a manual for all aspects of my job ready for an anticipated handover once our new CRM software begins implementation. EVERYTHING is documented these days, so why not kids?
> When i gave birth they didnt come with a manual.
Someone really should write them. I've just spent the last two months writing a manual for all aspects of my job ready for an anticipated handover once our new CRM software begins implementation. EVERYTHING is documented these days, so why not kids?
Cong_Man wrote:
> Not quite, I did the sums last night and what with the mortgage,
> insurance and utilities bills, there would be a shortfall between our
> incomings and outgoings of almost £100 a month and that's before
> actually buying any food.
>
> The only way we'd be able to get by is dropping Broadband, Sky TV and
> our gym memberships. All things that we've come to regard as
> essentials! Plus we'd have to find something else to not pay if we
> want to eat.
Oh dear, I'd be very worried. And Lucy doesn't fancy going up to Bradford to continue working? I've been up there a few times and far too cold for me.
> Not quite, I did the sums last night and what with the mortgage,
> insurance and utilities bills, there would be a shortfall between our
> incomings and outgoings of almost £100 a month and that's before
> actually buying any food.
>
> The only way we'd be able to get by is dropping Broadband, Sky TV and
> our gym memberships. All things that we've come to regard as
> essentials! Plus we'd have to find something else to not pay if we
> want to eat.
Oh dear, I'd be very worried. And Lucy doesn't fancy going up to Bradford to continue working? I've been up there a few times and far too cold for me.
Machie wrote:
> You mean stay at home most of the day, eating twix and watching DVDs
> into the night?
>
> Sure sounds good to me. What are the wages and perks?
Oh dear if only you knew. Ask Borat just how mad my weekend was :S
> You mean stay at home most of the day, eating twix and watching DVDs
> into the night?
>
> Sure sounds good to me. What are the wages and perks?
Oh dear if only you knew. Ask Borat just how mad my weekend was :S
Borat §agdiyev wrote:
> Do I get a training course or is it 'in at the deepend'?
I think you know what to expect. You know what the weekend was like. But yeah in at the deep end, When i gave birth they didnt come with a manual.
> Do I get a training course or is it 'in at the deepend'?
I think you know what to expect. You know what the weekend was like. But yeah in at the deep end, When i gave birth they didnt come with a manual.
Seraphim wrote:
> Anyone fancy taking over my job for the day at all?
You mean stay at home most of the day, eating twix and watching DVDs into the night?
Sure sounds good to me. What are the wages and perks?
> Anyone fancy taking over my job for the day at all?
You mean stay at home most of the day, eating twix and watching DVDs into the night?
Sure sounds good to me. What are the wages and perks?
Seraphim wrote:
> Anyone fancy taking over my job for the day at all?
Do I get a training course or is it 'in at the deep end'?
> Anyone fancy taking over my job for the day at all?
Do I get a training course or is it 'in at the deep end'?
Machie wrote:
> On the brightside you still have your job :) I'm sure you can support
> the both of you and 2 cats.
Not quite, I did the sums last night and what with the mortgage, insurance and utilities bills, there would be a shortfall between our incomings and outgoings of almost £100 a month and that's before actually buying any food.
The only way we'd be able to get by is dropping Broadband, Sky TV and our gym memberships. All things that we've come to regard as essentials! Plus we'd have to find something else to not pay if we want to eat.
> On the brightside you still have your job :) I'm sure you can support
> the both of you and 2 cats.
Not quite, I did the sums last night and what with the mortgage, insurance and utilities bills, there would be a shortfall between our incomings and outgoings of almost £100 a month and that's before actually buying any food.
The only way we'd be able to get by is dropping Broadband, Sky TV and our gym memberships. All things that we've come to regard as essentials! Plus we'd have to find something else to not pay if we want to eat.
Borat §agdiyev wrote:
> Machie wrote:
>
> *laughs* I bet mate
>
> You do, do you? Pass me my sparring mitts, them's fighting words ...
> :P
Sorry mate ;P
> Machie wrote:
>
> *laughs* I bet mate
>
> You do, do you? Pass me my sparring mitts, them's fighting words ...
> :P
Sorry mate ;P
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