The grumble thread

[ComaChameleon]

Sometimes it can help to just scream it out what's [Removed] you off....

I'll start...

As my "company" (aid relief, but behaving like a company) changed so many things.... Our teamleader was thrown out, is a normal co-worker now... The shiftplans are "planed" centrally now (I can't even say it's planned, that would imply it has a structure, but it's just like throwing [Removed] on a paper). The shiftplan is.... just no. We work our asses off, have plushours galore and the other watch has minushours. So they have freetime enough and we thought about putting containers on the watch to live there, because we don't know why we pay rent for our flats - we're hardly ever there!... And the best shifts are always given to the temporary workers who already have a very good job, so they get the extra amount on money instead of us....

Next week I can finally take my annual leave from LAST year (by law you have to take it by 31th march by exception... I got it excepted even longer. I'm so ready for a holiday!

[MI5]

Sending hugs 

[blissgirl]

@ComaChameleon very sorry to hear your sad news

[ComaChameleon]

Thank you all! 

It was a hard week... And still a week til her funeral to go (21st)..

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@Anonymous wrote:

They say that even after our loved ones are gone, they still live on in our memories. 

So I wondered @ComaChameleon if you could tell us something about your mum, give us a tiny peek at who she was! So she can live on with us too!

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That's true... She was very kind. She always helped people without even wanting a thank you. She loved photography (especially in London... our favourite city). Many people miss her. 

My brother and me were the most important for her and even when she heard she has 8-11 months left, she was worried about us. 

Her churchchoir was so shocked... they put roses on the chair she used to sit and brought them to us after. 

And tomorrow morning at 6am dad will be put to another grave (he is cremated...so just an urn gets placed)... 

[Anonymous]

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@ComaChameleon wrote:

Thank you all! 

It was a hard week... And still a week til her funeral to go (21st)..

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@Anonymous wrote:

They say that even after our loved ones are gone, they still live on in our memories. 

So I wondered @ComaChameleon if you could tell us something about your mum, give us a tiny peek at who she was! So she can live on with us too!

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That's true... She was very kind. She always helped people without even wanting a thank you. She loved photography (especially in London... our favourite city). Many people miss her. 

My brother and me were the most important for her and even when she heard she has 8-11 months left, she was worried about us. 

Her churchchoir was so shocked... they put roses on the chair she used to sit and brought them to us after. 

And tomorrow morning at 6am dad will be put to another grave (he is cremated...so just an urn gets placed)... 

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Thank you for taking the time to come back here and share that with us all. 

[ComaChameleon]

@Anonymous

i hope I was able to point out how social and loveable she was. She is missing so hard. At the moment I think it can't be true 😞

[jonsie]

I know just how difficult it can be @ComaChameleon, especially so at this time of year.

[ComaChameleon]

@jonsie

That's right... It's always a bad time... But now we get shown love and glitter all over the media and everywhere... And I feel just empty and sad. It feels so misplaced...

[Anonymous]

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Thinking of you @ComaChameleon & sending love & hugs 

[Cleoriff]

@ComaChameleon

Thinking of you lovely lass

[ComaChameleon]

@Anonymous & @Cleoriff  Thank you girls