Red Pops

Doesn't that say it all!!!!!!!

ABCDiamond

You mean changed from a hectic life to a relaxed life ?

I've changed from being a high earner to a more relaxed person. I would not dream of going back to what I did full time.

Some people come here and CHOOSE a different lifestyle.

OK, it is harder for some to do what they used to do, but not everyone wants to do the same again.

Gold Coaster

Well done , congratulations on your new job, bet you are glad to be out of that lecturer lark.

Bordy

Can you get me Cinderella man for a 1 night hire please?

SteveBannister

WOW!!.....you must get to see all the movies first!

moneypenny20

My daughters would be over the moon if I had a job there - all the popcorn they can eat

They really want me to work at Wendy's

Bix

I'd lik to see you shaking your strawberries

possoms

You've just posted this in your other thread, why do you need to start a new thread

walla

much of a pay rise?

Nice Guy

Errrrrrrrr………………so what’s the big deal?

I also came from a high powered (some might say) incredibly stressful but financially rewarding position to a part-time job way down from my past hierarchical ladder.

I now have time for my children, whereas in the first few years of their life I was vaguely aware there were small people running around, plus I also have time to cherish and nurture my relationship with their mother, my lovely wife.

So I ask again…….what’s the big deal?

Bix

Cor, it's getting difficult to get a job even in Bockbusters

Vash the Stampede

Australian with government job now working in call centre. (Or was, until I chucked it in six weeks ago after six months of gruelling shift work.)

Several misleading offers from recruitment agencies later, I am now applying for a job with Walsall Council.

Hutch

That's nothing - last night I went into the Ming Wah chinese and was served by Stephen Hawking PHD.

Boomerang

ABC is spot on with the above.

Although my situation is different i am changing my way of life when i move to Brisbane later on the year, i have recently been promoted to a management position good timing i have to admit, extra money that i will be able to save and take with me, I will also leave behind my first year of university. I will have to start all over again from the bottom, and i am not really worried about it, because there is a purpose for everything, and mine is to be with my little boy (he lives in brisbane with his mum) and i don't intend to have the same hectic and stressful life that i am having here, where it's just home-work-uni-home and this cycle repeats it self for 5 days and sometimes 6 per week...

I will find a balance in Australia, and i will not make the same mistake of living to work, by the way im 24 and just found out my first white hair, i wonder why... :scared: :scared:

spalen

There's a man works down my chip shop swears he's Elvis.