[Steven Shoreditch]

Mine was ok.  Got up, sat around with a coffee and fAg for a bit, then dragged my backside out to make some pure water, and that took a couple of hours of course, so didn't really get going until 11.30.

But worked up to 4pm, which is not like me, but took on a new customer for £14 (3 bed semi) at 4 weekly clean.

Dropped by the veg shop on the way home, got some broccolli and eggs and think I will make an omelette for tea; be nice if I had some bacon or something with it.  The plan to get some pure water on the go tonight instead of in the morning.

[HCS]

Yep same here.

[supernova77]

then dragged my backside out to make some pure water, and that took a couple of hours of course

Do you purify your water straight into you van?

[Steven Shoreditch]

then dragged my backside out to make some pure water, and that took a couple of hours of course

Do you purify your water straight into you van?

Have to, no room for IBCS or anything fancy/Bohemian.

[supernova77]

If that was me I would get up a couple of hours earlier, then go back to bed whilst the van filled up 

[Wc Solutions]

up at 6ish  

down the lock up for half 7, get the water sorted for the guys and days list.

then off to do the daily cleaning at a local furniture store.

then a pub in town.

then did 12 houses wfp and one first clean  in/out and a framework clean.

[DaveG]

Weather was nice so had a day off 

[gewindows]

New clean on a rural property out of town

Back towards home, 2 next to each other then a gutter and window clean.

[roundbuilder]

my day was the same as usual. got up had breakfast, had a shower and a dump, went to work and now im home about to have another dump before i make my water for "moz

[darren clarke]

went knocking and picked up 19,  just getting sick of starter homes   

[clearlyclean]

normal day,one of my hose connectors came loose and wasted about 25 ltrs and 10 mins fixing it.good to have a sun out 

[Paul Coleman]

Not the greatest of days but the only trouble was inside my head (as it so often is).  Felt a bit rough this morning when I woke up with swollen lymph nodes and generally feeling grot.  Finally dragged myself out for some gentle work around midday till about 4.30.  I've just felt pretty damned angry this afternoon about some stuff.  I just hate it when my head won't shut up.  Even if I'm justified in my anger, it doesn't make it any better.  Without going into details the actual focal point of my angry feelings was relatively petty.  It's the themes that lie behind such things though that have the real potence.  i.e. someone else regularly making and breaking promises and the total disregard that the person has for how I feel (no, I'm not referring to relationship issues either).  Knowing the circumstances in which those themes were prominent early in my life explains to me why such things can still feel powerful 40+ years later.  It's amazing how such things can get amplified when not feeling well.
Didn't intend to get involved in psychobabble but anyone who has had to get to know themself will have an idea of the sort of thing I mean.

[Sean Dyer]

Doing new work , did 9 3/4 bed detatched and few semi houses

mostly wfp backback

worked 6 hours straight

started 10am done for 4.pm

not bad for new work was a bit slow but just getting used to the work and poling

getting slx at weekend so should speed me up from using big hydra

[Frankybadboy]

left house at 7.30 picked me lad up,first house at 8 for a 1st clean.then 15 nice big house cleaned though out the day,
nice pay day

put some new flyers out and home by 4pm,then out for a 6mile cross country run....

[Llaaww]

Got up at ten, straight on the lemsip. Leisurly bowl of cornflakes and chinwag with the neighbour.

Head down to first job, enormous glass thing overlooking the beach, lots of glass balconies etc.
Took the dog on the beach for an hour, swimming lessons involved chucking a tennis ball in a deep rockpool. When he is at full stretch I nudged him in.

Second job was another favourite, set in the woods. They get vip service, The text landed and I arrived 15mins later.

Both pay well so I am happy with that.

Quick pint before seeing trick cyclist for an hour.

Home for more lemsip

Not a cloud in the sky all day, a truly fantastic autumn day. Apart from the man flu.

[gewindows]

Took the dog on the beach for an hour, swimming lessons involved chucking a tennis ball in a deep rockpool. When he is at full stretch I nudged him in.

Lucky bugger, where do you live Lawrence?

[Llaaww]

Took the dog on the beach for an hour, swimming lessons involved chucking a tennis ball in a deep rockpool. When he is at full stretch I nudged him in.

Lucky bugger, where do you live Lawrence?

North cornish coast near redruth. Seen at its best today, everybody looking chilled and happy.

[gewindows]

Nice, good for you!

[davids3511]

Not the greatest of days but the only trouble was inside my head (as it so often is).  Felt a bit rough this morning when I woke up with swollen lymph nodes and generally feeling grot.  Finally dragged myself out for some gentle work around midday till about 4.30.  I've just felt pretty damned angry this afternoon about some stuff.  I just hate it when my head won't shut up.  Even if I'm justified in my anger, it doesn't make it any better.  Without going into details the actual focal point of my angry feelings was relatively petty.  It's the themes that lie behind such things though that have the real potence.  i.e. someone else regularly making and breaking promises and the total disregard that the person has for how I feel (no, I'm not referring to relationship issues either).  Knowing the circumstances in which those themes were prominent early in my life explains to me why such things can still feel powerful 40+ years later.  It's amazing how such things can get amplified when not feeling well.
Didn't intend to get involved in psychobabble but anyone who has had to get to know themself will have an idea of the sort of thing I mean.

It's amazing how things come back sometimes. I remember a few years ago my sister sent me over this booklet my primary school had printed for their 100 year anniversary. It praised the school, told how wonderful the teachers were and so on.

I was mercilessly bullied at that school for nearly 8 years. I was so angry and upset at the same time. Once I calmed down I couldn't believe my reaction to a simple booklet. I though I had dealt with all that years ago but obviously hadn't really and still haven’t.
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[Matthew JN]

Think everyone is confusing this site with TWITTER