Clisty1989
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I work every Saturday morning, spend all afternoon with the kids, if needed same again Sunday. Don't have time for hobbies, between kids and windows its like having 2 full time jobs!!
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adamangler
Wakefield Window Warrior
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i am busy everyday but a good 25% of my work is one off work like connys and gutters etc so its optional. I tend to do a few add ons then get behind and catch up before taking any more on. Its quite flexible working like that.
i am busy everyday but a good 25% of my work is one off work like connys and gutters etc so its optional. I tend to do a few add ons then get behind and catch up before taking any more on. Its quite flexible working like that.
davewindowcleaner
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Not offendedWhen I do work on sat and sun i try and start 9am and finish about 12ish.
Yes I do have a social life. I used go to a boarding school in Brighton in the 90s and grew up in a deaf community . We all live all over london and meet up in the capital and go to deaf clubs and bars most weekends including my girlfriend. This afternoon the weather wasn't great so i met up with a mate at little venice in Paddington for catch up. He is jobless at the moment so i treated him lunch and a beer.
As for hobbies i go to Qpr home games (greatest team in the world!) And there my workout routine i like to do keep fit. Life is great Steve, i don't like laying around in the flat all morning and i am not much of a heavy sleeper, 5 or 6 hours sleep is enough for me. Soon as i awake and have my morning quickie i am raring to get out and do something.
Watching 24 hours in A&E now.:thumbsup:
Hope that answer your questions
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steve garwood
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Interesting the part about deaf clubs meeting in London. I went to Peckham park school which had a separate part for deaf kids. It was here where I met one of my best mates, big Joe, who has a season ticket at Millwall with us.
Next time I see him i will ask him if he knows about these clubs /emoticons/smile.png
koopmaster
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I used to do weekends a few years ago but I have stopped that now. My weekends are mine and my week day is busy enought. I started this job for a better work - life experience and working weekends would be going against that.
David K
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I would feel like a complete loser with no social life or Anything to do... Weekends are MY time !
clothman!!
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steve garwood
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Why? Friday and Saturday nights are the best social nights by far /emoticons/smile.png
Matt Clarke
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To the modulators!!!!! I didnt think swearing was allowed on here. I think using the words WORK and SUNDAY are highly offensive
steve garwood
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I'm talking about letting yourself go fully relaxed, anything goes as you have no worries about getting up the next day. Each to their own etc etc /emoticons/smile.png
A KLEAN
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i did do sundays as i run a rotor i.e. i do my round by date, i now only do sundays if i have to,the customers do not mind and if anything its a bonus as they are normally home to pay,i never start work until after 9am weekdays and on a sunday i would not start until 10/11 as ppl sleep in.
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