Purrs for your successful transition back to the dreadful world of work.
And for KFC and BF to quickly forgive you for your neglect.
Just think, though, with luck you might be able to honourably retire at
60 before the Govt. up civil service retirement age to 65!
Our thoughts will be with you
Gordon & the TT
> Purrs for your successful transition back to the dreadful world of work.
Thank you, Gordon. I can't say I'm looking forward to it.
> And for KFC and BF to quickly forgive you for your neglect.
Oh, BF will, but I'm expecting major sulks from KFC! She has hardly moved
away from in front of the kitchen fire for months. I am in two minds
whether to leave the back door open when I'm gone so they can go in and out.
It would probably be quite safe, but there will be no heating on.
> Just think, though, with luck you might be able to honourably retire at
> 60 before the Govt. up civil service retirement age to 65!
I am not classified as a civil servant, unfortunately. Those exalted beings
worked for Central Government and get large pensions.
I am a much more humble local government employee. I've already been told I
have to work until I'm 62 and my pension will probably be at a level that
I'll need to find a part time job.
Don't believe all you read.
Tweed
> Our thoughts will be with you
>
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>> However, it's official. I am going back to work on Tuesday...
>> I can't say I want to. but I suppose I'm lucky to have a job.