Ah bugger, SIS hit ‘Post Reply’ before me[
]Cheers
Mel[
] Sorry Mel…..Anyway, how did your New Years Eve go ?
And A Very Big Welcome for You for
2004cheers,
s.i.sSIS, you’re not sorry at all[
]Thanks for the big welcome. I’m thinking that there must be quite a few of us out here that don’t have a life – to be spending New Years Day on the computer!!!
My New Years was good thanks. Went to a friends place, had a nice bbq, and played some board games up til 12. Then home, check to make sure the dogs haven’t gone absolutely nuts cos of the fireworks (they had, and made a mess everywhere, and scratched mum’s arm trying to stop my dog jumping the fence!), and fall into bed.
How was yours?
Cheers
MelHi Melbear,
[
] but i am sorry…. really, i look forward to reading your post here on property forum, you always, are very helpful and patient in explaining, and in great detail, you make it much easier for newbies, to understand the lingo of property investing. Wish you best of luck in you property portfolio and wish you further more and greater financial success.================
Not much happened for me, just into the new year and had work, bad night to be working, one of my collegeas, collapses and pass out, we had ambulance from left right and center coming, problem is, we have mobile phone pagers, that go off when a security breach has occured, internal alarm system and armed security guards at our work running frantic around and then external outside security, calling up due to their systems showing a panic alert, followed by police…..
Not good for a New Year Start
By the way ive accidently press the panic button before and same thing happen… oops big $500 fine, but work covered it…phewwww.
Though im looking forward to this years comings and hope for another great year for all and for everyone.
cheers,
s.i.s
we have mobile phone pagers, that go off when a security breach has occured, internal alarm system and armed security guards at our work running frantic around and then external outside security, calling up due to their systems showing a panic alert, followed by police…..hahahahahahahahahahahaha[
][:0)]Cheers
MelHey Mel,
It gets crazy there some nights, serious, there are weeks, were the police are at the foot of the building patrolling or running around the neighbourhood and out side the building at work, with sniffer dogs.
Though, my job is really stressful, at times it has been, we had one night, not long ago a break in, actually 3 in the last year. But in the last one, the security guard had to pull out his gun and chase some hooligans outside the building…
The job, seriously has given me more unwanted stress, due to the events at work, but hopefully this year brings some more positive outcomes.
cheers,
s.i.sSIS, I hope that this is the job that you are soon going to be working at only 4 days a week – it doesn’t sound like it’s that much fun. I hope there are some good points to it (other than that they pay you each week!).
Cheers
MelHi Melbear,
This job probably comes with plenty of stress at times, the main other killer is the time you have to start work, but apart from that, work is really flexible on what time you want to finish or start, and no boss telling you what to do. Though one good thing about work, ill have to admit, they provide all meals and drinks free.
Though probably the biggest catch of all is… im not that great in the kitchen, so going to work is like a relief, at least i can eat something that does taste good, rather than what i would try to cook up at home. [
]cheers,
s.i.s
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] Sorry Mel…..
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