Anyone been in work today?

I've been Christmas 'Big Shop' food shopping today so would rather have been in work...

Valley Trash wrote:I've been Christmas 'Big Shop' food shopping today so would rather have been in work...

Haven't been into work for four years, almost to the day.........

Man that sounds good TDA... Coupled with your golf-centric lifestyle and love of French wine ...life sounds pretty sweet fella

I'm in work, it's horrible and I want to cry.

Not today. Today is Mr and Mrs Arkay's Christmas as Mr Arkay has to work tomorrow. I was teetotal for seven months until my birthday two weeks ago, now I'm two sheets to the wind on one glass of Prosecco based fucks bizz. I am one CHEAP date these days. Life is good.

:hohoho:

Valley Trash wrote:Man that sounds good TDA... Coupled with your golf-centric lifestyle and love of French wine ...life sounds pretty sweet fella

Thanks, it could be far worse and I really don't mean to appear to rub it in..........but I firmly believe that anything is possible if you put your mind to it.

Mrs TDA & I put in a lot of hard work, which, coupled with what I call a stroke or two of good fortune, but which the wife says were bold business decisions, gave us an option to have a complete lifestyle change at an early age.

The Devil's Advocate wrote:

Valley Trash wrote:Man that sounds good TDA... Coupled with your golf-centric lifestyle and love of French wine ...life sounds pretty sweet fella

Thanks, it could be far worse and I really don't mean to appear to rub it in..........but I firmly believe that anything is possible if you put your mind to it.

Mrs TDA & I put in a lot of hard work, which, coupled with what I call a stroke or two of good fortune, but which the wife says were bold business decisions, gave us an option to have a complete lifestyle change at an early age.

Jammy bugger Good luck to you Sir :hohoho:

My first Christmas as a Senior Manager which meant I had to be the Senior Manager on duty My day amounted to one single solitary e-mail, a meander around handing out mince pies and a high score on Temple Run.

Valley Trash wrote:

The Devil's Advocate wrote:

Valley Trash wrote:Man that sounds good TDA... Coupled with your golf-centric lifestyle and love of French wine ...life sounds pretty sweet fella

Thanks, it could be far worse and I really don't mean to appear to rub it in..........but I firmly believe that anything is possible if you put your mind to it.

Mrs TDA & I put in a lot of hard work, which, coupled with what I call a stroke or two of good fortune, but which the wife says were bold business decisions, gave us an option to have a complete lifestyle change at an early age.

Jammy bugger Good luck to you Sir :hohoho:

The only downside to life out here is the lack of serious football banter.

Plenty of proper plastic (mainly Man Utd & Chelsea) followers who know fk -all about football, but recently I "outed" a genuine Coventry City supporter. He let slip that he actually subscribes to their Player, but was made up to learn that he was not alone in being hunched over a PC listening to his heroes of a Saturday afternoon.

Been winding him up mercilessly about Gunnarsson & Turner recently, but I now also look to see how the Sky Blues are doing. They certainly shouldn't be where they find themselves these days........

Not today - in fact I retired at 5.30pm on Saturday

Cyncoedslumdog wrote:Not today - in fact I retired at 5.30pm on Saturday

You did mention it might be happening.........welcome to the most enjoyable part of life, so far......

0nly 20 years to go for me... Thank the Lord for booze, thank the Lord for being born soon permitting desperate men everywhere to charge their glasses, as G-Ster said, at whatever the feck time of day takes our fancy :hohoho:

Cyncoedslumdog wrote:Not today - in fact I retired at 5.30pm on Saturday

Congrats Slumdog Snr... Here's wishing you a very long healthy and happy retirement