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My work load was finished not long after I arrived.
What a great job this is.
Too bad I'll be leaving it next August.
Good afternoon
I'm patiently drinking tea in Marks and Spencer's cafe while waiting for my daughter who has an interview for a voluntary role with Kent Wildlife Trust. By 'interview', I think it's a foregone conclusion, but she's being told what they need her to do.
Fortunately there's wifi and my phone is on full charge
I'm patiently drinking tea in Marks and Spencer's cafe while waiting for my daughter who has an interview for a voluntary role with Kent Wildlife Trust. By 'interview', I think it's a foregone conclusion, but she's being told what they need her to do.
Fortunately there's wifi and my phone is on full charge
Point.Good afternoon
I'm patiently drinking tea in Marks and Spencer's cafe while waiting for my daughter who has an interview for a voluntary role with Kent Wildlife Trust. By 'interview', I think it's a foregone conclusion, but she's being told what they need her to do.
Fortunately there's wifi and my phone is on full charge
And hope daughter is happy with her interview.
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Good morning everyone. Bens off for a new type of therapy for his shoulder(4 hours!) it's called "work hardening" so hopefully he'll see some result with that in the coming weeks. After he gets home I hope to go see Grandma and then back home for a calm rest of the day.
I have no problem with kids under the age 7. A little older and I used to lose it when they were particularly naughty or dumb.I haven't got that sort of patience.
Fair play.
Points.
Well that's all gone rather well. It turns out she knows the chap she had to see; he's a fellowship student on the botany course she does on Tuesday nights!Good afternoon
I'm patiently drinking tea in Marks and Spencer's cafe while waiting for my daughter who has an interview for a voluntary role with Kent Wildlife Trust. By 'interview', I think it's a foregone conclusion, but she's being told what they need her to do.
Fortunately there's wifi and my phone is on full charge
Anyway, the stuff they need a volunteer for is well within her skill-set and he's now looking at other stuff she can do which will look good on her cv and help with employability
Yep.
Dinner at MiL's went well. I even patiently washed all the dishes (except a couple of pans). And I was patient about husband's driving on the bumpy village road (except a couple of bumps). Feeling saintly (almost).
Dinner at MiL's went well. I even patiently washed all the dishes (except a couple of pans). And I was patient about husband's driving on the bumpy village road (except a couple of bumps). Feeling saintly (almost).
Aw heck. You're just bragging because you want all the points for today.
But I survived three hours in a kindergarten and a dinner at MiL, come on!Was it so obvious?
How are @Killerrookie and @Linhdan Nguyen? Haven't heard from either of them for a while. :/
Splendid.Well that's all gone rather well. It turns out she knows the chap she had to see; he's a fellowship student on the botany course she does on Tuesday nights!
Anyway, the stuff they need a volunteer for is well within her skill-set and he's now looking at other stuff she can do which will look good on her cv and help with employability
Congratulations.
You were thus the honorary winner of our Diligence day.Morning all my loves
Adam is right I'm studying
I love you guys
Talk you to you soon
Good luck, Noel, keep at it.
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