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Stevie Mac
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I didn't work this Sunday, but really only because I had family visiting. I did have a chap wanting to come over for timber, but I had to ask him to come through the week.

 

I must admit that I'm really starting to struggle with my workload - did around 65 hours last week. I think it's going to come to a point pretty quickly where I have to decide what it is I want to do and pass on the rest!

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we're at that point now big j.

 

i'm averaging 90hrs a week atm and this is supposedly our quiet time !!!!!

 

starting a pressure job on wednesday, some turfing and fencing on a new ASDA, GOT to be finished by Sunday evening or £5k a week (or part thereof) penalty clauses !!!!!!!!

 

the following weekend we're dismantling a large Yew in a doctors carpark, again got to be done on a Sunday when they're closed.

 

As above, i always take at least a day off the week after and take the wife somewhere and spoil her, making sure the customer pays heavily for it....:lol:

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Saturdays are a no go for me unless I'm really desperate for the money or the job has to be done for a good client.But, I dont think I have ever worked on a Sunday. Well no climbing or cutting, paper work and maintenance for the next day but only when it really has to be done.

 

Tbh I dont know how a lot of you work so many days ie every Sat etc, although I am just a right lazy git when I want to be.:thumbup:

 

Good stuff if you enjoy it though.:thumbup1:

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I try not to work sunday as you need time to relax i also try not to work days with an "a" in them so i can relax even more :thumbup::biggrin:

 

I know mate, when i was working for myself i at times had to work 7 days a week to get jobs done, was a nervous wreck come the following week. Now i work for a Conservation Trust i only work weekends on emergency tree work, and the only weekend thats worked now is a Saturday morning for paperwork:001_cool:

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it is special having a girl mate but they are 10 times harder than boys my daughter is nearly 11 and i am really glad i got my shotgun when i did as first boyfriend will be coming soon god i dont want to think about it:lol:

 

Haha I can imagine mate. I'm already taking notice around the town of who has daughters

my boys so I can see who to expect at my door in a few year:lol:

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