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the hospitals are overcrowded as it isOriginally Posted by lucy chambers
Well, I trained as an aromatherapist so that is my mainstay. I also do a few other things that I can't quite remember the name for but those in the corporate sector definitely seem to feel the benefits
I should be free on the health service really...
if you wer free on the health service everyone wuld be queing to get in to get treated by you
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When I leave this job I probably will practice aromatherapy full time in respite and retirement homes...so be careful what you wish forthe hospitals are overcrowded as it is
if you wer free on the health service everyone wuld be queing to get in to get treated by you
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he could be saying that about you alreadyWhen I leave this job I probably will practice aromatherapy full time in respite and retirement homes...so be careful what you wish for
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I'm always a bit late on catching up on threads but since we're on the subject of grandads - could you tell me in advance which respite & retirement home you're going to be practicing your aroma therapy in? I'm just going to put all my money into a pension fund to minimize tax and check myself into that nursing home now (30 years early) so that I am ahead of the que for you Lucy!When I leave this job I probably will practice aromatherapy full time in respite and retirement homes...so be careful what you wish for
"Don't be reckless with other people’s hearts. Don't put up with people who are reckless with yours"
The idea of paperwork scares me-I live a normadic lifesyle that doesn't really require too much info; although, I do have a checking account, I mostly use cash or prepaid credit cards. I've never owed anyone or anything more than $2600, so I don't need to a lot o paperwork because I don't believe in credit or owning a house, car or big ticket items-who needs a lot of shite!
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if your not into possesoins, what do you spend your hard earned money on anita?!
Whatever I'm studying at the moment; I might take an Art History course, and want to visit the World's best museums-travel;i'm into Gardening right now, so I spend money on gardening; for while I was into fixing ,up my living space, money went on that. I have a bad habit of finding the most expensive things in the store without looking at the price tag-I've got the 'eye'
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But you could still do those things and pay tax. I have an idea the IRS is a little different but you decide what you declare, and it can be handy if you ever need the credibility...
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most people if they can wont pay any tax
your one of the exceptions id say lucy
i wonder of the escorts here how many declare their income and pay tax on it
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I am not on a tax bandwagon. However, I own a property and I use the NHS in my country. I have a moral obligation, I believe, to at least pay my due. Also, I wish to avoid being sued for unpaid taxes at some point. However, if I was a single mother moonlighting to cover her childrens costs and live a little, I would stay as far away from the tax etc as possible. Horses for courses.
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