spreading the sewage on the fields - these days it's an environmental tick of approval but back then we would not have liked the idea it was getting anywhere near our veggies but it was already happening.

I'm terribly impressed at the way you got the trailer unstuck and the job done while the foreman was off fuming instead, but omg what an evil man - preparing teenagers for the work force should contain the warning beware the professional foreman, they are dangerous. good grief.

and you showed up on the Monday!  the money must have been really good.  Thank goodness for the grace. 

I was once targeted by the foreman of a production line at a soft drink canning factory.  She was an evil woman and wanted to have a chat in the alley and I had literally done nothing to offend her other than exist.  I was scared, I scooted out of work a few minutes early doing a dash through the front offices to take a different route.  Come to think of it the money wasn't that good but I went back too, what was I thinking of.  Fortunately I was rescued by divine intervention - my job was checking the machinery and I noticed an anomaly in temperatures which wasn't on my checklist but odd so I went and found the engineers and they said that if I hadn't done that the whole plant would have blown.  I was adopted by the engineers, I got a nickname - Whisp.  She couldn't touch me after that.

At least not for a little while but by then I must have been gone for the next festival, by his grace.

Here's my lighthouse, finished but not fired - thought I'd take a pic now incase it doesn't make it.