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The Market Lads and Me

S.C. Hamill

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Description:Note: Hard-boiled. Contains swearing & adult humour.'Inge' is a barrow boy at Wigan fruit and veg market.He's pushed that barrow until his feet are sore, and he can push no more.Pushed everyone and everything else in his life, in more ways than one too.But hey ho! He's young and enjoying life, so why not.Not a morning person at all.Despises dragging himself out of his pit before the milkman and the lark.Didn't realize this work and life stuff was going to be so hard.Capriciously walking his tightrope to desperately balance work and his crazy social life is hard going for the best of us in the 1980’s.It would be so much easier being a famous pop star instead...?After all, he can knock out one or two chords on a keyboard and even hold a tune.Maybe that's worth a try...? After all... everybody's doing that in the 1980's.... aren't they...?But even so, until he gets there, he's decided this 'life' stuff's quite good fun.Maybe if he just knuckles down and grabs the bull by the horns he might just break through all the barriers forever holding him back.But there's so many of them:The brother, the mother, the girlfriend, the others...Where’s this notorious bull anyway....?It would help if he could keep out of the bloody local pub and the nightclubs long enough to focus on something.The fruit market customers don't help his cause either. Or the Good and Evil Tempters perched invisibly on his shouldersand squatting inside his head.In fact, there's so many things stopping him reaching his full potential.Not least himself.A very interesting journey alright...Fun and fear, and love and beer and joy and pain, sunshine and rain.Maybe learning what to do with life just takes a little time.Authors Note;The Market Lads and Me, is fond recollections and memories of a week in my life in the early 80’s working as a barrow boy at Wigan wholesale fruit & vegetable market.The writing is based on real people, real lives and real events.With a little Tomfoolery......We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The Market Lads and Me. To get started finding The Market Lads and Me, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Pages: 299

Format: PDF, EPUB & Kindle Edition

Publisher: Amazon

Release: 2014

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Description: Note: Hard-boiled. Contains swearing & adult humour.'Inge' is a barrow boy at Wigan fruit and veg market.He's pushed that barrow until his feet are sore, and he can push no more.Pushed everyone and everything else in his life, in more ways than one too.But hey ho! He's young and enjoying life, so why not.Not a morning person at all.Despises dragging himself out of his pit before the milkman and the lark.Didn't realize this work and life stuff was going to be so hard.Capriciously walking his tightrope to desperately balance work and his crazy social life is hard going for the best of us in the 1980’s.It would be so much easier being a famous pop star instead...?After all, he can knock out one or two chords on a keyboard and even hold a tune.Maybe that's worth a try...? After all... everybody's doing that in the 1980's.... aren't they...?But even so, until he gets there, he's decided this 'life' stuff's quite good fun.Maybe if he just knuckles down and grabs the bull by the horns he might just break through all the barriers forever holding him back.But there's so many of them:The brother, the mother, the girlfriend, the others...Where’s this notorious bull anyway....?It would help if he could keep out of the bloody local pub and the nightclubs long enough to focus on something.The fruit market customers don't help his cause either. Or the Good and Evil Tempters perched invisibly on his shouldersand squatting inside his head.In fact, there's so many things stopping him reaching his full potential.Not least himself.A very interesting journey alright...Fun and fear, and love and beer and joy and pain, sunshine and rain.Maybe learning what to do with life just takes a little time.Authors Note;The Market Lads and Me, is fond recollections and memories of a week in my life in the early 80’s working as a barrow boy at Wigan wholesale fruit & vegetable market.The writing is based on real people, real lives and real events.With a little Tomfoolery......We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The Market Lads and Me. To get started finding The Market Lads and Me, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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