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GREENI



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So Zag.......what's Mrs Zag think of all this?
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GREENI wrote:
So Zag.......what's Mrs Zag think of all this?


First thing she said was good we need to sort the kitchen out Thud BUT she is right, it's like living in a squat and 8 years of that is not healthy on the relationship, so need to do the right thing for the family...

I am also looking for a full time job if anyone has any ideas/contacts Very Happy

8 years experience in Farming with Diploma.
3 Sales/Marketing with Diploma
Management Diploma
Youth/Community work experience to senior level managing projects with Borough responsibilty to Degree level.
Gardening/Design Wisley training sessions completed.

Can turn my hand to anything Very Happy Gisajob someone Laughing

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dgardel wrote:
Zag,

I deleted your name from my friends book!!!! Rolling with laughter Rolling with laughter Rolling with laughter Rolling with laughter


Dan, I'll still be in the fold Thumbs Up I will always have a Defender, that's not up for discussion, couldn't drive around in a Euro box for the rest of my life Shocked
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Keep the family happy Cool
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Yes she's been halfway out the door for a while now Steve Whistle
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I will bid you 5k for it sorry it it so low but it has loads of horrible black paint all over the underside and chassis Whistle
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Better than all over the body CR Laughing Wink
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I will up CR from £5k to £5.005k for you Zag Razz


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£5 Leeds. That wouldn't even pay for a new cleat Big Cry

Just found a Crabber for sale, it's up for £23.500 - decisions, decisions Shocked Shocked Shocked
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Pay off the debt. There will always be a decent (unscratched) Defender to get later.

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Sounds to me like you are on the brink of a divorce !

Sell the boat and the Land Rover, pay off the debt, get a job, save up, sort out the kitchen and house - all very boring but there is nothing better than being debt free (manageable mortgage accepted) and once you are in that position listen to the Mrs before buying the next toy

Alternatively ignore all this, lose the wife and along with her will go the boat, Land Rover/s, house, kids - I'm sure there are plenty on here that can relate to this ....
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I'm with GB above. Get rid of the debt first, sort the house out. If selling the newer Land Rover for an older one helps then sounds like a good place to start.

Messing about in boats is a luxury and in this economic climate better to be debt free than have millstones hanging round ya neck!
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No it's not that bad Matt, we've been together nearly 30 years Shocked Now the kids are in school full time I can work longer hours. The money I play around with is my own, saved not from work but buying and selling cars over 20 odd years plus a bit of inheritance. She works 4 days a week teaching and I work during the day in between school drop offs, so it doesn't give long. If we can get someone to do the school runs, make tea etc I can return to full time work but it wouldn't actually give much more of an income, Gardening projects are quite lucrative but sporadic, I sell planting plans also which is why I am on the computer quite a bit Whistle I have gardening rounds to fill in the gaps also. We are just coming out of the really tight bit when we have had the equivalent of one low income for 7 years as I looked after kids full time and worked weekends/evenings but we can start building things back up again.

I'm interested in full time work as gardening is great as it has flexible hours but at 46 I won't be able to do it forever and will be working all my life I should think in some form or another Sad

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