One more day of freedom
Submitted: Saturday, Feb 09, 2008 at 18:41
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Kev & Darkie
Tomorrow is my last day of freedom as I start the new job on Monday.
I have already had leave approved for the EO National Gathering so there should be no problems with that :))
It should be interesting starting work as I have not worked since the 25th of March last year, due to my back surgery.
The bloke I will working with has been calling me for the past few weeks trying to get me to start earlier LOL But I have resisted due to the fact that we are still unpacking boxes from the move and finding our feet.
Cheers Kev
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Reply By: Member - Tour Boy (springsure- Sunday, Feb 10, 2008 at 14:33
Sunday, Feb 10, 2008 at 14:33
Hi Kev, good luck tomorrow.
By Wed you'll have a taste of the monsoon, that will slow the tradies down. I suspect that it will be bigger than the last one a month ago....
lookout Emerald. (the
dam is still overflowing) any more rain here will make life interesting for those who just had their carpets replaced.
I'm not being un sympathetic it's just that
Emerald was built on a
swamp and I'd say that most people who have built or bought in town in the last decade don't know that.
The Council tried to stop alot of the development in the areas that flooded years ago, but were taken to court by the developers and lost...The rest is history.
At least calliope won't flood like that.
Dave
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Follow Up By: Kev & Darkie - Sunday, Feb 10, 2008 at 15:20
Sunday, Feb 10, 2008 at 15:20
Just below us in this Estate is a flood plain that they are about to build on. The house we are in is above the highest flood level in local history, but I pity the poor sods that build in the lower section.
The extra rain will only fuel the tradies to start earlier as they are already behind schedule.
I still need to find out the finer details on the new car, as they have a 4wd dual cab that has personalised plates for me, I wonder if they will let me have it ha ha ha
Cheers Kev
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