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A couple of months ago I started a thread about dedicating 1 day a week to staying home and doing paperwork.
Just to let you know it didn't go to plan, so now I have been forced to take today off to complete a mountain of certs, online payments, and general catch up.
So I shouldn't really be talking too you lot, but I can't help myself, so if people can say hello during the day it will keep my morale up.
Cheers lads ps, don't tell our lass I am on here or I'm done for!!
 
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Geordie Spark said:
Sod the sugar ...... hoy some whiskey in it!!
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I knew I'd got it right with you Geordie!

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1stfix2ndfix said:
I can't wait for the day that I've got to do paper work, means I'll be doing well and making loads of money. Might ware oh tho when I'm there
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Paperwork doesn't mean you're earning good money mate. It's sometimes a necessary evil to make you realise you're doing something wrong.
I'm with Murdoch on this one, a little bit every day is better than a mountain once a month.
 
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1stfix2ndfix said:
I can't wait for the day that I've got to do paper work, means I'll be doing well and making loads of money. Might ware oh tho when I'm there
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yeah but if you're doing really well then you get someone else to do it!!
 
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My paperwork day ended up with a fair amount of what the military call 'mission creep'. Having filed what I needed to, I started to go through some old files and ended shredding two whole black sacks worth of old surplus files and correspondence!
 
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