The glw is halfway through her (two months) notice and has now

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Originally Posted by Sir C

That's why she's changed her job actually. 4 days a week wfh, one day a week in Brighton.

12 years she's done that commute into the west end. I must say, I have enormous respect for her staying power.

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God, is it 12 years? I remember when she first got that job. Tempus fuggit, eh?

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Originally Posted by WES

Do you nip down to your local for lunch when you WFH, Burney?

Not sure I have ever WFH and not popped down the Red Lion for two pints of ale and a roast gammon sandwich with lashings of mustard. And a packet of crisps to start, of course. :cloud9:

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Oh, yes. The Brewery Tap for me.

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Originally Posted by Burney

God, is it 12 years? I remember when she first got that job. Tempus fuggit, eh?

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Tempus certainly do fugg, and no mistake. She went in as a production administrator :hehe:

She's clever, for a bird.

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Tempus certainly do fugg, and no mistake. She went in as a production administrator :hehe:

She's clever, for a bird.

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Yes. And when she met you, she was basically sitting around scratching herself for a living, wasn’t she?
I reckon you can claim some of the credit for her professional transformation.

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Yes. And when she met you, she was basically sitting around scratching herself for a living, wasn’t she?
I reckon you can claim some of the credit for her professional transformation.

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I think no one had ever explained to her that she's got a brain the size of a planet and the capability to do anything she'd like - coupled with growing up in an environment where earning a living is seen as a little vulgar, she hadn't really seen a career as an option.

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I think no one had ever explained to her that she's got a brain the size of a planet and the capability to do anything she'd like - coupled with growing up in an environment where earning a living is seen as a little vulgar, she hadn't really seen a career as an option.

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I remember how you used to go and pick her up from St Mary Cray every evening like a protective mother hen. It was quite sweet. :-)