Dr Who?

Really want to do one of the cycle rides, the Oxford to Cambridge or London to Brighton. Get my arse in gear and I could do it.

As mentioned before read my posts, I was looking for feedback from others on here who had been through the same thing. Nothing more nothing less kind sir. Sounds like you have a few issues though!

If you think you know me so well, then why fuel my thread with intention for me? Troll

Read the opening thread, it is just the job, I love life thank you. Just finding it a little boring.

Answered this in above post. The thread is serious and I was looking for experience from other people on the forum who had done the same thing.

Ha ha I am looking for realistic work, I have seen these before and they are all over eBay.

And no I have not made up my mind, at the moment my options are the same, but need to choose. I wanted feedback from people that had done the same sort of thing and changed career. Not avice on if I am an attention seeker or not! Take a look in the mirror idiot!

Sod off

Nice!

I did the same with lib dems! But went through with it.

Nah she is still here saying the opposite to what anyone posts, and arguing where possible, and contradicting herself in the end! Boring!

We are not on a par with Bolton, IMO

Premier league quality, could do a job for us no doubt.

Jesus you ever wished you had not bothered starting a thread? I have worked hard and give my all in everything I do. Started in catering as a waiter in 1992, then was crossed trained in the kitchens. Ended up as head chef and head waiter, and then went on to be supervisor, assistant manager and then duty manager by 1996. I worked my balls off, and anyone in catering will tell you it is not easy to do and no walk in the park. Weekends starting at 5am for deliveries doing a split or double shift and getting home about 2/3am. I started at the bottom again as I wanted my weekends back as a 23 year old, so I took a job as a purchase ledger clerk in 1998 after being made redundant. Then in 2000 I went into the other side and credit control and worked my way up, senior credit controller, credit supervisor and then credit manager by 2006. In 2008 I was made redundant again, and got a job as a credit controller and then in 2010 I was made a credit supervisor then manager in 2011. So I work hard and give my all, and am bloody good at what I do and put my mind to. If I want to change my career I will, and will get to the top again I have no doubt. It is not in my nature not to. I am lucky to have a job, and a great family, but looking to make a work change in September, when my season rail ticket runs out!

Would love to do this also! Would be amazing.so many things I want to do, but only one life to do it all in.

Not at all just want a job to support my family first and foremost, and I have that, but want my own business. I have always wanted my own business, but never had the spare cash. I know there are far more worse off, but I am on bout my career and future, and have bigger and better things that I want to aim for rather than going through the motions.

This is one of the ideas, I need to train in a trade, but not sure, tiling, paint nd decorating or plumbing. I could then hopefully earn enough to save for my own business.

I loved Hoddle as manager and wanted him back. I also thought he was a really good England manager. I think Dalek is Hoddle you know!

I hate you!!

Talk I deleted smoke

Can I put 2 now? I don't get it. I think I should steer clear of these sort of things, now where is that word game?

I will start again 1

1, dam!!

Really, I only saw the valley slags at half time in the Leeds game, and I wish I had not. I did not know they ever had a gig at The Dell, how cool is that.

I am stuck in a job that I am getting more and more sick to death of and bored. I seem to be becoming the scapegoat for all the problems, as the head of finance seems to want his own credit manager. He came in last feb and I am the only one left in the department that is not his recruit. It is not only this, but I have been doing accounts/credit control/credit management for 13 years and it really does bore me to tears, just thinking about the work I do, and having to do this every day. I have toyed with the idea of learning a trade. I also have catering background and a lot of passion in this area. I want my own business, either in catering, traditional sweet shop, or a children's indoor play centre, but all of these need capital which I am no where near having. The other problem I have is achieving the same salary in any of the above positions, and getting the time off work, and the money to train if I went down the trade route. I need to earn what I am on now, or I will not be able to provide for my family. I am so happy with the rest of my life, great marriage, children, and our on lovely house, oh and of course a great football club . It is just that major part, that takes up about half of my week day that makes me sad. Any ideas of what to do. I am lost! I am sure I am not the only one who thinks their job is boring, but I need and want to change things, with 33 more years until retirement I feel I am still young enough for change, and have the passion to work for myself, which is my dream!