OK What time do you go to work!!

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Originally Posted by BBC

Mmmm...I left for work 4PM 19 June 08 and I'll be getting home sometime in October.

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Keep your head down BBC, make sure you come back safe

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Originally Posted by stevo68

What ever the time is to walk from the bedroom to my home office :D, knock off is about the same :),

Regards

Stevo

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Don't you hate home office's:twisted:

Mrs ho har:angel:

2200hrs :eek:

Well, I'm retired, so obviously I do not go to work.
However my Wife still likes work and trundles along to the RBH, four days a week.

During those days, she gets up at 06.00 and leaves at 07.00.

I get up at 6am as well, to cook her breakfast and wave her goodbye. The breakfast varies from, bacon and eggs on toast, scrambled eggs with tomato, Croissants with han and cheese, french toast, bacon and egg muffins, etc..

I also cook the main meal at night and usually provide her with drinks and canapes, when she gets home at 17.45

Some may ask WHY?
The answer is simple.
This lady looked after me for the 30 years I was in the Army and raised three kids at the same time.
Now, it is my turn to look after her.:) Yeah, I now, SNAG!

Just out of interest, how many other males do that?

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Originally Posted by ho har

Don't you hate home office's:twisted:

Mrs ho har:angel:

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with a passion
cheers
blaze

Well, I'm retired, so obviously I do not go to work.
However my Wife still likes work and trundles along to the RBH, four days a week.

During those days, she gets up at 06.00 and leaves at 07.00.

I get up at 6am as well, to cook her breakfast and wave her goodbye. The breakfast varies from, bacon and eggs on toast, scrambled eggs with tomato, Croissants with han and cheese, french toast, bacon and egg muffins, etc..

I also cook the main meal at night and usually provide her with drinks and canapes, when she gets home at 17.45

Some may ask WHY?
The answer is simple.
This lady looked after me for the 30 years I was in the Army and raised three kids at the same time.
Now, it is my turn to look after her.:) Yeah, I know, SNAG!

Just out of interest, how many other males do that?

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Originally Posted by seqfisho

Any time between 2am and 5am and then finish 10-12 hours after that:o

Makes for a long week and a poor social life as I usually hit the sack no later than 7.30pm

At least the pay packet makes up for some of it;)

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I start about 0030 and should finish at 1700 what a long day as you say the pay is good . WHAT DO YOU MEAN SOCIAL LIFE any how see all soon:wasntme:

to: 0830-0845
return from if I'm lucky 1815

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Originally Posted by RonMcGr

Well, I'm retired, so obviously I do not go to work.
However my Wife still likes work and trundles along to the RBH, four days a week.

During those days, she gets up at 06.00 and leaves at 07.00.

I get up at 6am as well, to cook her breakfast and wave her goodbye. The breakfast varies from, bacon and eggs on toast, scrambled eggs with tomato, Croissants with han and cheese, french toast, bacon and egg muffins, etc..

I also cook the main meal at night and usually provide her with drinks and canapes, when she gets home at 17.45

Some may ask WHY?
The answer is simple.
This lady looked after me for the 30 years I was in the Army and raised three kids at the same time.
Now, it is my turn to look after her.:) Yeah, I now, SNAG!

Just out of interest, how many other males do that?

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Can I marry you...no joking..

No ho har does cook regularly on weekends ..and when we are travelling
BUT i usuallly cook through the week....I also have precooked meals in the freezer for days like this one when I have worked for too long and I have to go to bed!!

Last time I went to work it was on a Tuesday. I got home on a Friday night four and a half weeks later.

Next time I go to work it will be a Tuesday and I will be home three weeks after that.