Elephant, TOG tour, Chimay and a goodbye for now.

After much pondering over my priorities in life, time being short and
all that, something has to give and it is UKRM that's getting the
boot. This means some things need sorting out.

Elephant - I'm not going. Anyone want my ferry booking before I cancel
it?

TOG tour - I've a double room booked, deposit paid, does anyone want
to take it over?

Chimay - I'll be going, making my own arrangements, I'll see some of
you in a field in July.

 

So you are getting laid again we presume.

 

I give it 6 weeks..

 

So what are we expected to do without a resident soppy burd wiv attitude
then?

See you in the future.

 

Emailed headed UKRM TOG TOUR.

 

Ah. You've sent a report to a certain European education authority???

 

What, again?

 

But we only just met!

 

We all do - it's called life.

--
Krusty
www.MuddyStuff.co.uk
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'02 MV Senna '03 Tiger 955i '96 Tiger '79 Fantic Hiro 250

 

Don't let the door hit your dumpy arse on the way out[1].

[1] ;-) [2]
[2] Just in case you're feeling a bit delicate.

--
Krusty
www.MuddyStuff.co.uk
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'02 MV Senna '03 Tiger 955i '96 Tiger '79 Fantic Hiro 250

 

It sounds like you mean it.

Don't go mad!

The same one everyone else will be in, one presumes.

 

it's like deja vu, all over again.

 

I can't imagine what difference the occasional read/post to UKRM makes
to a busy life at all and only a complete financial meltdown can justify
not doing the odd weekend away.

 

I stopped for a few months at the start of 2007 because I was
incredibly busy at work. In actual fact though, it didn't help - if
anything, spending a few minutes every couple of hours "doing usenet"
actually helps my productivity. Kind of like a smoking break for the
mind.

mental illness would account for it too, I think.

 

Heh, that's the excuse I use if I get 'caught' surfing.

 

I agree completely with this, particularly as work has me scouting around an
80,000sq/m building and it's good to sit down sometimes.

Well that's a bit of a given. OTOH perhaps she is pregnant again.

 

although it's swings-and-roundabouts, one of the advantages to being a
manager[1], who's own manager is in a different country, is that
there's no-one to "catch" me doing anything.

[1] I think I may have been a manager for too long now - I was
proofing my CV which I re-wrote last week, and came across this: "I
challenge and translate business requirements into competitive
solutions". I mean, how wanky does that sound?

 

how would that happen?

 

Very.
Did you produce that yourself or employ a professional script writer.

 

Oh, I wrote that myself. I've been a manager for 4 years and working
in and out of Marketing for 10 years now - I just can't help it.