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New Job

Nothing to really get excited about. I wish I wasn't having to do this, but hey. The business needs supplimenting, and we need the cash especially with the wedding to think about. So I've taken this little job. Only 8 and a half hours a week, over three days. 2 x 3 1/2 hours, 1 x 1 1/2 hours, Mon, Thu and Sat (But not Sat 26th, as that is my birthday!)

I start on monday.

To start with it sounds very glamourous, I'll be working at Glasson Basin Yatch Ltd, the yatch club over at Glasson Dock. Whaty is less glamourous is that I'll be the cleaner!!! Yes, ladies and gents,I am being paid to scrub toilets and showers, and to hoover up other peoples skin flakes and hair! THIS IS NOT WHAT I TOOK MY DEGREE TO WIND UP DOING!

Still, money is money, and beggers cannot be choosers etc. And it doesn't have to be forever either...

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