Mrs McB's countdown to adventures with chooks (and Rock Gods)

Pippilongstocking

Porridge eaten, lunch by door.....thanks lovely.

EH - I've my shiny new notebook and expenses worksheet started! Fortnightly claims might be a plan.

Up and at life - brains to fill with gardeny goodness this morning, I just hope I've remembered my brain too.

Karmacat

Packed lunch and fortnightly claims are definitely the way to go :j along with brains, of course

Hope it all turns good! As well as cleaning, I've *had* to get the tidiness going again, cos of clients again, it looks quite odd :rotfl:

Have a good'un.

starnac

Good luck on your first day Pippi.

Hope you took your lunch

Pippilongstocking

KC how lovely to have an excuse to tidy (I think) - brain, lunch and books remembered.

Hey up Starnac - hope you're good lovely......:D

Miles totted up another neutral petrol day
Used a voucher to get mr rg a pressie he'd asked for xmas - shh don't tell I only got it today I'd ordered it (ahem) in my head. And with the change from the voucher I got myself a lovely pocket notebook.
Cancelled the house insurance as its almost doubled - looking for a new provider locally
Booked a smear (bleurgh but hey gotta stay healthy)

Aside the voucher its a NSD

Walked el hounds of the islandvilles enroute after a work thing so they've had a decent scamp

Skyped DD who's home sometime this week - schools later in starting.

Doing a bit more work, keeping those hours going and then will call it a day.

Meetings tomorrow so that will be petrol neutral too.

Dinner is leftover slow roast lamb with HM yorkies and tatties and cabbage. I do love a good recycled dinner.



Will update banks etc in a mo and of course the expenses.

Pippilongstocking

Thinking of having a call about this job and making a few enquires.

OK so I'm not nearly experienced enough but my enthusiasm knows no bounds not that I'm thinking of applying I'm just mulling and curious. I prefer to get my hands dirty and be on the coal face to be honest but its a cracking opportunity in the other area I'm interested in aside hortiwhotsist.

Mind on I don't live in the real world!

PS anyone reading who knows of anyone who'd also be interested do share the link its a small world and all that.

mum2one

Pippilongstocking wrote: »

Thinking of having a call about this job and making a few enquires.

OK so I'm not nearly experienced enough but my enthusiasm knows no bounds not that I'm thinking of applying I'm just mulling and curious. I prefer to get my hands dirty and be on the coal face to be honest but its a cracking opportunity in the other area I'm interested in aside hortiwhotsist.

Mind on I don't live in the real world!

PS anyone reading who knows of anyone who'd also be interested do share the link its a small world and all that.

Go for it, I noticed its part time so you could still get your hands dirty, u'd be brilliant at it ccc

lucielle

You don't know till you try. Whats the worst they could say? No, but at least you've tried and then again they could say YES!
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EssexHebridean

OI - Mrs Stripes - just apply for the flipping job for goodness sake - it's practically got your name on it! If you get to the stage of it being offered and still aren't sure, you can always turn it down.

Karmacat

I know this red haired woman in Orkney, she got married recently, kids from her first marriage are older teenagers, and she might be living really near to that job, she's a womble at the moment, I think she'd be terrific for that job :D:D

Does that ring any bells? :rotfl::kisses3:

starnac

Pippi, I just saw this and thought of you. I know we tell you to put rocks in your pockets to be safe from the wind but be careful which ones you pick x