With transport there and back, I'm still doing those hours 30 odd years down the lineOriginally Posted by jake
Even though i sometimes worked 84 hour weeks i never saved a penny till i met my wife.......Hard graft didnt kill anyone
With transport there and back, I'm still doing those hours 30 odd years down the lineEven though i sometimes worked 84 hour weeks i never saved a penny till i met my wife
Michael, my father was in the Royal Air Force so I was very privileged to have had the opportunity to fly and live abroad at such a young age. My brother was only about eight months old when we left but slept most of the way ............Wow Rosie, how young you were, I was 47 before my first flight!
Sounds like Graham might have been a Forces brat too!
Indeed I was !Michael, my father was in the Royal Air Force so I was very privileged to have had the opportunity to fly and live abroad at such a young age. My brother was only about eight months old when we left but slept most of the way ............
Sounds like Graham might have been a Forces brat too!
Dad was Royal Navy for 30 years.
Ah! I understand now Rosie, Yes my dad was in the RAF also, his commanding officer was Guy Gibson so he spent a lot of time painting the Lancaster Bombers that were used to bomb the dams, other than that he was based in Egypt. I was based here in UK at that time!Michael, my father was in the Royal Air Force so I was very privileged to have had the opportunity to fly and live abroad at such a young age. My brother was only about eight months old when we left but slept most of the way ............
Sounds like Graham might have been a Forces brat too!
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