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Loulou;1740116; said:
That makes it a 40 hour week... hmmm, not bad at all! :) Sun - Tue free, that great! :)

Wed-sat 12:00-22:00 in work:irked: crap shift but nevermind, it could be worse, it all falls under you quote in my sig;)
 
Yanbbrox;1740174; said:
Wed-sat 12:00-22:00 in work:irked: crap shift but nevermind, it could be worse, it all falls under you quote in my sig;)
I've done that same shift for ten years in the previous company I was working for! I used to love it so much! It gave me so much free time! :) I hope you learn to appreciate it. ;)
 
Loulou;1740257; said:
I've done that same shift for ten years in the previous company I was working for! I used to love it so much! It gave me so much free time! :) I hope you learn to appreciate it. ;)
Used to do 4 on 4 off nights 6-6 and was never happier with the free time, it was only when I came off that shift that I realized the damaged work nights could do.
Been on socialable hours for so long it's going to take some time getting back on to shifts.
I know little about your work availability over there so I can't really comment about that as for pay verses time, I only know you work hard(long hours) and don't want to pry
 
I do work long hours but not as hard as I could... sincerely, where I am, it's just not worth it... I hope I move soon.

You know, I wish I could be a full time photographer... but that's too much of a dream... especially if it would have been for the National Geographic magazine :) guess Management is what I'll be into for the foreseeable future...
 
Loulou;1740376; said:
I do work long hours but not as hard as I could... sincerely, where I am, it's just not worth it... I hope I move soon.

You know, I wish I could be a full time photographer... but that's too much of a dream... especially if it would have been for the National Geographic magazine :) guess Management is what I'll be into for the foreseeable future...
Lou, I know little about you really and your country only what you have told me via pm. I can pick up from your posts that you work long hours for whatever a good wage is over there and you live life to the full, you can't be unhappy as you are always :) If I'm right you live with a relative so house prices/bills are of no real concern at the moment. If your dream is to be a full time photographer then go for it, your good enough.
National geographic, feck that go free lance, www and all, set up your own site and advertise your self, you remind me of me, potential but won't risk it. I've got a lot to lose house etc, go for it my friend, as a hobby it could grow into something good:)
As you like the bear so much, another shot of him hard at work;)
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Sophie, Aka posh:
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Had a few days of good weather, lesser spotted sun has been present so I went fishing and took the camera for some pictures for Lou to prove we do see the sun sometimes;) Plus it was good to have a play about with manual settings not in front of a tank;)

A duck, for some reason that was all that was about:
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Islands:
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More ducks:
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And then, well it was bound to happen, crap picture I know I was under a giant umbrella at the time;):
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Cool pictures :) You might wanna play with the levels a bit ;)

I really like the new decor of the small tank... the sand is wonderful... and I've finally taken a decent close-up of the head of the GG... :)


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I know I should have leveled up but I wanted to post them raw;)

I do like the decor of the small tank, it's like a minimalistic feature but there is a lot going on in the small feature, if that makes sense and doesn't sound too arty farty:ROFL:

You big show off, on picture 2:D
 
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