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Right, having just sorte out the car insurance, I still need to
- look into line rental/broadband providers or face another 12 months locked into a rolling BT 'contract'
- find a suitable replacement washing machine for mine that has only a limited life span now (I'm guessing weeks rather than months)
- work out if/where our holiday should be at the start of October, I was planning on iceland but I reckon it might be a little too late to go there then, work project end timings are preventing the mid-september holiday I wanted
- look into accomodation, rental cars, flights for the holiday mentioned above
- book a B&B for Snowdon next month (walking not riding)
- find some garden furniture for a not too un-reasonable price as sitting on the grass is fun for a bit
- find money to pay for all of the above
So does anyone else think they need a Personal assistant just to keep up with non-work related tasks as well as finding some time to get some work done?
Or do the rest of you just never sleep?
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find some garden furniture for a not too un-reasonable price
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good price on garden furniture at homebase at the mo - get a peru six seat and oval table set.
I was off work for 5 months last year between contracts. If you have kids, a house to look after, enjoy cycling and look after your own bikes, then I concur - def too much to do to have time for a job. I think people thought I was just sat at home in the garden, which must have happened about half a dozen times during that period.
Work is a pain in the arse, just spend less, then you can work less.
There's almost an hours work there, my you're a busy man.
Why would you want to call someone who can't "type" or "file a secretary" hairychested? 😕
Freecycle, skyscanner, holidaylettings, Argos, Done, well apart from the broadband