New Job

[Skweeky]

Hooray!

[brotherdoobie]

Go next week for a few days then back here then up permanently from the 27th. I am very very scared.

I'm betting that you'll do fine and have nothing to worry about. You're a double hard burd.


-bd

[Snee]

Go next week for a few days then back here then up permanently from the 27th. I am very very scared.

You'll get used to it quick enough. I spend like half my work-weeks living in a city full of people with a srsly annoying accent, and the people I'm meant to work with have gone all critical on me lately, taking out their frustrations about other aspects of the project on myself. I'll still go there though, and I'll still be enjoying myself on my off-hours.

There's always some shop you can go to wot has stuff you don't have at home, or you can watch movies or read at your hotel room.

Mp3 player loaded with audio books, and a cheap laptop, and you're golden.

[Snee]

Just be all like

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[NotLettingItGo]

Congratulations on the job CG

[Snee]

Just be all like

[youtube]Xz7_3n7xyDg[/youtube]

Bah, that's the last time I'm supportive towards ewe

[CrabGirl]

Thanks people. Feel better about it today as have talked more to the powers that be. Thanks Snee especially.

[JPaul]

Did you say "Internets in my hotel, or on a dongle, or do something else."

[CrabGirl]

I put my foot down and said that I wanted my train tickets paid up front as I don't have the money to pay for a £222 train ticket on my weekly pittance.
When they asked about accommodation I've specified close to place of work and internet access and they've agreed.

Still all happening too quickly!

[JPaul]

Fucking Ace, well done you.