I'd never thought of that issue... My late father was very similar to that in his last few years of driving. He was in so much pain that it used to take him 15-20 minutes from when he decided to get up from his chair, to when he would be actually driving off in the car. I had never considered how he filled up. Maybe he knew a petrol station where they had someone to help?
That last part from you still acceptable?Mid-year appraisal with my Boss. She is looking at the boxes of an online Form in which I’m supposed to have entered my career aspirations, targets for the rest of the year etc. etc.
Boss: Hmmm.. it seems you’ve put even less in than last time?
Me: Yes. Well. They’ve changed the Form. It used to be that you couldn’t submit it unless you’d completed all of the fields.
Boss: I see. So this time you’ve put absolutely nothing, whereas last time you entered a dot in each field?
Me: Look. I’m 55. I’ve just changed down to a 3-day week. I don’t want or need a career. I just do it for a bit of pocket money and to help preserve my mental faculties.
Boss: I understand that, it’s just that HR are insisting this year that we put something down for career aspirations.
Me: How about “To do a fair day’s work for a fair day’s pay”?
Boss: That’ll do.
You booked the tickets yet?'Tell Colin (me) theres $6000 AUS worth of bike sat in my garage, never been used. If you come over, he can have it'
That was in a FB message to my wife.
She has family in Australia, they came over a couple years ago and are desperate for us to go over.
Tempting or what
'Tell Colin (me) theres $6000 AUS worth of bike sat in my garage, never been used. If you come over, he can have it'
That was in a FB message to my wife.
She has family in Australia, they came over a couple years ago and are desperate for us to go over.
Tempting or what
You just succeeded!
. She'd opened the washing machine (again) and taken fresh washing out of it (again) and was loving the smell of the conditioner (again) 
