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[Becks] Saturday, August 08, 2009 7:55:08 PM

I can imagine some stuff would be very difficult to see, DC. Sick children is one of the saddest things, but working with them would be very rewarding in that you are doing your part to help them on the road to recovery.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by devils_child from Saturday, August 08, 2009 7:50:27 PM)

devils_child wrote:

Having done the job for 4 weeks now i've seen so much I have never seen before.... some of it very sad some of it good... It makes you appreciate your own life so much more seeing some of the stuff the kids have to go through, and the parents as well.

spapad wrote:

That's a job well worth doing! Gives you the chance to see things you would not normall even think about. I work as a secretary in a nusring home and sometimes it's amazing the things I see happen, and sometimes very sad. But all well worth seeing as it is life I normally would not be exposed to .

devils_child wrote:

Cleaning at the childrens hospital before all the other staff and patients get up and make a mess again..... and make breakfast for the little kiddies..... that's fun It all comes under operations.... So people like myself keep the hospital clean and functioning....

spapad wrote:

Always better to have a job than sit at home and have no money! 4:30 or not! What is the gods names are you doing that early in the morning? Jeez, I'm comatose at that hour, or sleepwalking. LOL

devils_child wrote:

I always shuddered at the thought of waking up that early, but i have found it's not that bad... it's good finishing at 2:30.... As i'm still adjusting to it I've been really tired lately, but it's getting easier...and the pay is good at the end of the day, and the job is easy... So i'm going to stay with it for a while.

spapad wrote:

4:30 am is ruff by my standards but, like you said, if it gets you what you want it's worth it!

Becks wrote:

This dude had a signed LP of British Steel I wanted, I told Craig to look at his eBay watchlist for all his Becks Birthday Shopping needs, but do you think he looked before it closed? LOL nope. Ah well hehe.
Sweeeet deal DC. 4:30am wakeups are worth it to know you have the monies to buy metal stuff, LOL! (Quoting Message by devils_child from Saturday, August 08, 2009 7:11:39 PM)

devils_child wrote:

Guid, I thought this was JP anonymous..... lol

guidogodoy wrote:

Yeah, and let's not forget that Guids bought THREE sets of tix before finding the ones we kept!

I have a problem, I know....JP anonymous anyone?

spapad wrote:

Ah, the pressure and stess of buying tickets! When to buy, If I drop these will I get better or worse? I was so relived Guid did the honors of ordering this year and I just sent him the money for the ticket. Last year I had to order them from work and I thought I would yell at someone to leave me the hell alone before I got finished buying the tickets! LOL

devils_child wrote:

I found this link for you..... but when you go to ticketek the gig does not show..... I'd just keep tabs on it...... should be about the same price as here too. Let me know how you go

www.eventfinder.co.nz/2009/oct/auckland-central/slayer-and-megadeth

Becks wrote:

Oooh cool MG! It should be a great concert. I bought my tickets to see them in January next year a week ago LOL YAY!
Ah DC I'll just ring the ticketing people tomorrow I think. Ask them what's what.

devils_child wrote:

it's giving me a bit of a run around because im searching from an Australian computer lol...

Becks wrote:

Must be. I will check tomorrow morning! LOL!
Heya MG!

		devils_child wrote:

		It's saying that the tickets will go through ticketmaster but it's not been listed yet......... Maybe the webmaster is a bit slow

Edited at: Saturday, August 08, 2009 7:14:16 PM

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