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Wine o'clock
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You know how much I hated teaching but give the refrigeration company a go, hey? They’re adults so 1) they’ll be polite and 2) they’ll actually want to be there. It sounds like you’ll be coming home sooner rather than later so every £34 session counts.
Oh, and that’s the most perfect description of you!
Good points Homer. I just wish I’d never signed up to it in the first place. Of all my worries here, money isn’t one of them.
I’ll tell Kitty about the description :)
Next time they ask if you took a drink just smile and say, “have you looked around this fucking place? you’d have to be drunk to do this shit.” You’ll either get a free ticket home or they’ll stop asking, either way, sorted!
I could do I suppose. They need me more than I need them.
My father loved teaching adults going to night school. People who worked all day, then pushed themselves to take classes at night hoping it would make their lives better.
Agree with Homer - give it a go. It could provide enough satisfaction that it will help get you through the day.
That’s partly what makes it difficult – they show up my own laziness. I won’t get satisfaction from extending my working day though.
Really sorry that you’re feeling like this.
I’ve had periods of not liking and not wanting to go to work with some anxiety about it but never for it to be that crippling - well not post beginning of sobriety.
One thing I have learnt in that time is 99.99% of the time it never actually is as bad as I fear it will be.
Thanks furtheron. I do have a debilitating sense of anxiety in the morning and through the day. I’m irritated with myself for having that. But the fact is, my class discipline is fairly non-existent, so it’s all drifting out of my control. I hate the way that they are so insolent and have no respect for me at all, and they use their greatest weapon all the time – me not understanding what they are saying – to hilarious effect.
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