[FCG]

I've been wondering how many of the allotmenteers on here are in work etc... so could you please spread your situation here?

Oh and if you like... imaginately post what you like in the above sentance. I know you'll will have a laugh with that...

[peapod]

I didnt have an option to fit perfectly so here goes mine  

Full time student
Part time worker
Mum
Live in Girlfriend
Dog owner x 2
Project planner and executor for school plot
 
Edited to add..addictee to AVG  :shock:
Paula

[crowndale]

well, I'm classed as a full time self employed person for tax credit purposes cause they don't have a slot that fits a foster carer, ie on duty 24/7.  but its not the same as working away from home 'full time', it is much more flexible in some ways and yet a lot more inflexible in others.  I can't say "I'll go to the plot in the morning" for example and know that weather permitting that is what I'll do cause it depends on so many variables looking after a baby.  So don't know really, am also a single mum with a disabled child, do some volantary work as well.  no wonder I never have enough hours in the day really.

[DD.]

Retired - but not wrinkly. I was only 51 when I did so!

Still using the Oil of Olay.

[Ice]

Still using the Oil of Olay.

Would have thought polyfilla would be best fot those wrinkles Dave.

I'm an inbetweeny too, enforced retirement.

[SnooziSuzi]

working full time, running house with 2 kids and hubby as well as running the allotment association.

what the heck did I do wrong to deserve all of this!  :?  :roll:

[Minty]

I'm "retired" due to ill health/disability at the grand old age of 37 :shock:
I go to the plot whenever I can get there,don't get much done but I find it really relaxing which in turn makes me feel better

[digital_biscuit]

Full time PhD student so pretty much work 10-12 hours a day, including weekends, find it pretty hard to find the time to dig!!

[home made pie]

I'm an idiot  :oops: self employed working 50+ hours a week for £1.50 an hour...no pay rise, minimum pay, holiday pay, sick pay, flexible working hours, redundancy or pension for me...at least I can't sack myself though...and the Sunday off pottering around my veg plot is all the more sweeter  

[gobs]

Someone used to say, you can never provide enough options, I'm still wondering where to vote meself.

[Robin Redbreast]

i am self employed full time a complete nutter and the allotment is my sanity!      

[titch]

dont have a lottie so do i count?
have 4 raised beds in garden so here goes,
work 5 days term time in pres-chool, 2 teenagers (read taxi etc etc)
hubby at home recuperating after heart attack

dont get outside as much as i would like - want a lottie but none in our village yet

[Janeymiddlewife]

Work 2 days a week in school term time
called in sessionally to work for St John ambulance as a trainer, lately 3 days a week, occasional weekends
4 kids, single mum Mon - Friday as hubby works away.
Good to see lots of people work, might have a chance to keep up, hoping to get up to lottie in school hols, and for a couple of hours twice a week between work finishing (4pm) and after school club pick up at 6 - well until the clocks change anyway plus an hour or 2 at weekends

[min200]

Self employed Landscaper/Gardener/Handyman so I can please myself as the wife works full time   Oh I have to take my youngest to school and collect her as well but a 6 hour day is enough at my grand old age of....35

Ive done the stupid 60+ hours weeks before but have had an outlook on life change.  Its quality now not all about money and status... I love just relaxing down at the plot!

[Gwiz]

Employed full time as a machinery mechanic.
married, Wife unable to work.
qualified gardener, "doing it  for the pleasure", and the saving in money.