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*crosses everything*
My co-worker has just volunteered to do the driving back to Newcastle - which means I shall insist on a liquid lunch!
Good luck AN.
My son is coming home from University tomorrow ..........
In a week or two I may not feel quite the same
And another friend has bailed me out and will look after my dog, while I nip home as my mum is poorly.
I am also on leave for a week.
And it's nice to be home during day to be able to hang the washing out.
I have an interview for the ideal job
. 
as it's so ideal, it would be 
if I didn't get it.
10mins drive from home, new department head building up new structure, would enable me to make sure No 2 Child gets off to school each day and might even enable me to take No 1 Child to college.
Now, if I could just get the job. . .
What a coincidence... I've applied for my perfect job, doing what I do now, which I enjoy, but for a better company and 10 minutes walk from home. Next step is to secure an interview... fingers crossed.
And while I'm here, thank you to the girl in the very short skirt at the station this morning. You brightened my day by flashing substantial amounts of your shapely arse
I'll keep my fingers crossed for those applying for jobs.
No matter how crappy the past week or so has been, I'm off to Paris next week & that's all that I care about right now.
I've just got to make it through the day & then I've got a long weekend followed by 4 days in a lovely city, followed by a great event day at my bf's work next weekend.
Oh & I went out for a run this morning & haven't felt any affects of hay fever.
Thanks k8,
M.ister W. and AN.
Dear Driver on yesterday's 15:15 departure from Cambridge to London,
We got stuck after a points failure so you very nicely stopped the train at an unscheduled station and opened all the doors and made an announcement that, regrettably we would be stuck for a minimum of 30 mins BUT he would leave the doors open so we could use the station loos and go to the coffee shop if we wanted to.
Cheers mate, it made a big difference and I didn't hear any bitching at all.
Just realised that today is 4/7/11 and it reminded me of my mum's perfume from back in the 70s.
I used to love this smell when I was growing up:
It seems to be a week for ladies flashing their backsides at me... a broken down car on the motorway slip road yesterday with a young lady in a short skirt bending to get something out of the boot. It was almost enough to cause a pile up
I'm now wondering if I should have stopped to tell her about the hole in her tights?
Daniel in the Vodafone shop yesterday wasn't in the least bit condecending when I asked a lot of numpty questions, and as a result I now have a Blackberry on my really cheap contract, so I can delete all the crap e-mails when I'm out of the office, making work days less stressful, with the added advantage of it not being a work BB, so I won't be expected to be contactable.
My new toy. Bloody brilliant!
***Soppy post alert***
It's my little Angel's 3rd birthday tomorrow. She will be getting some lovely presents and will be fussed over like she's a little princess. She deserves it because she's fab.
Bloody Brilliant.
(aaawwwww - Nessie
Great idea. Obviously I'd have to maintain it until her li'l legs could reach the pedals, which would mean regular use to keep everything in working order.................
(Actually, that's not terribly practical, given I'm 4 months pregnant, so I'll just have to get her a Kindle instead)
What a b.....y brilliant thread!
I thought I managed to get the 2000th post but misread it and it was the 2000th read!
How b....y brilliant that I got it wrong!
Bonne nuit RW.