Do You Love Your Job?

[stewey]

Here's man who obviously does, and has been at it for over thirty years. What I wouldn't give to be on the Cook Islands right now listening to him, as it's minus five, snowing, windy, dismal, darkish, and all that other good stuff here. I think I'd ask him to play "Island In The Sun".

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-25261289

[anneasquith]

tony, tilly's (equipment) was stolen from the garage so no need to tell what her occupation was, :)

[stewey]

Tilly2 was a teacher's assistant who specialized in playing " What time is it Mr. Wolf" with the kids during recess?

[tonyav]

anne, more than my life's worth to tell anyway !.

[seadogg]

Yep, I work for the RNLI. Too ancient now to be at the sharp end but never too old to prevent folk doing silly things to themselves. Have 75 willing customers on Friday, that should be fun.

[pixie373]

Can you whisper it tony? (I'm scared she'll eat me...)

[jno]

there's really only one road on Rarotonga, it just goes round the island until it meets up with itself again, so being a roadie there would be pretty stress-free.

https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=map+of+rarotonga&ie=UTF-8&hq=&hnear=0x7157d168aca32ae9:0x51a001c47eff9e5d,Rarotonga&gl=uk&ei=Ky-mUoDcJcOjhgeXooGIBw&sqi=2&;ved=0CC0Q8gEwAA

[stewey]

Ah, what a job that would be, jno: getting paid for going around in circles:)

[Lore]

I've worked at the same place for 15 years, I love my job, but there are days, even weeks when I trawl through the jobs pages in search of a complete change.