Mundane thread

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Rosehip Aug 2022 9:06am, 30 Aug 2022 26,266 posts	0 Rosehip Sofa, Pb on toast. Listening to husband’s phone, he is in a queue to the GP, was 41 nearly an hour ago, now number 17.
Diogenes Aug 2022 9:12am, 30 Aug 2022 72,455 posts	0 Diogenes Tea on the garden (second cup)
Fields Aug 2022 9:47am, 30 Aug 2022 6,243 posts	0 Fields Woken up, feel terrible, called in sick
Ness Aug 2022 9:58am, 30 Aug 2022 24,519 posts	0 Ness Oh dear, Fields. Hope you're feeling better soon. In Wetherspoons. Had breakfast. Now onto coffee number two.
EvilPixie Aug 2022 10:35am, 30 Aug 2022 35,186 posts	0 EvilPixie bored of work now! can I go back on holiday?
EvilPixie Aug 2022 10:54am, 30 Aug 2022 35,187 posts	0 EvilPixie can't believe I just asked Gnome about Christmas
Ness Aug 2022 12:08pm, 30 Aug 2022 24,520 posts	0 Ness bored of work now! can I go back on holiday? hugs, Pix. I suspect there might be a few Warwickshire teachers saying that this time next week. 😉 Back from a walk into town. Glass of cold orange juice to hand.
Rosehip Aug 2022 12:10pm, 30 Aug 2022 26,267 posts	0 Rosehip Juice, sofa. Need a shower and to get on with stuff.
EvilPixie Aug 2022 12:18pm, 30 Aug 2022 35,194 posts	0 EvilPixie Thanks Ness was saying to a friend I think the problem with speaking to a financial advisor with the hope or retiring earlier is that you then start thinking I'm of an age when I could be retired soon! why not now?!
Ness Aug 2022 12:40pm, 30 Aug 2022 24,525 posts	0 Ness I know, I was similar at your age. I took my career break just after my 50th birthday but only had about half a term off before going back on supply teaching and eventually getting a different permanent contract for a few years. Those extra years have certainly helped top up the pension fund though so now at 55 finances are better than they would have been otherwise for me. It'll be worth it in the end for you too.