Nice People 12: Nice in Nice

Nikkster

Doozergirl wrote: »

What?! Look at them! Maybe there is a reason you're single if you're immune to that lot!

They're all quite similar. No Robin or Artem-types.

I read your post as the man from Bargain Hunt was on screen. I'm definitely immune to him.

hjd

Doozergirl wrote: »

What?! Look at them! Maybe there is a reason you're single if you're immune to that lot!

I have to say they do absolutely nothing for me..

Doozergirl

hjd wrote: »

I have to say they do absolutely nothing for me..

Okay, fair enough. More for me

Nikkster

So, I manage to get my washing done uncharacteristically early (dry clean-only dress and all). But I still need to have a shower and wash my hair. Was in the garden all afternoon, managed to come inside for 7:30 - then had dinner, and thought I'd watch Strictly. I'll probably be wearing dry clothes on a Monday morning for a change, but with wet hair!

Edit: I often go into work with wet hair because I very very rarely use a hair drier. But it's not normally wet from washing it the previous night.

lostinrates

Doozergirl wrote: »

What are we looking at, lir? linky?

Ooooops

http://www.yourdogsneeds.co.uk/leuchtie-led-collar-mini-p-298.html?osCsid=ar4ktu4dc2ah2j78ld53p3jsg4

This is the little dog version.


Better link, makers website..
http://www.leuchtie.co.uk/Shop/FAQ-Help

Its for being out and about in the dark.

And for when the little [STRIKE]bxgger[/STRIKE]sweetie runs off in the evenings.

The mini doesn't come in 'premium ' which is brighter.

Masomnia

Nikkster wrote: »

And a single persons day where we can be told how special we are, and get taken out for dinner.

Aw if I could afford to take you out for dinner I would

Lilia Kopylova was my favourite, I'm sad she hasn't be on it for a while. The last girl I went out with was called Lilia, but she hated being being called that, it was just Lili; which I could never get my head round because I associated the name with Lilia Kopylova

Masomnia

Yorkie1 wrote: »

Well done :T

What's the particular route you've taken to get Assoc. CIPD? The qualification I'm doing also leads to it, but doesn't have a dissertation (I don't think!).

I have to be honest, I don't fully understand it properly myself. We've all complained!

I've done a masters degree in HRM, and then we did a CIPD course on top of it. So the idea is the Masters covers most of the stuff we need for the level 7 CIPD, but we have the extra sessions to plug the gaps. The dissertation is just for the masters.

All I know for sure is that I end up with associate membership at the end.

I was just going to do CIPD courses, but then thought since I hated my job and I'd end up doing a masters at some point anyway, I may as well do both at the same time.

ukmaggie45

Took a lot of photos today - sunrise to sunset.


Sunrise...

At the caravan in Bwlchtocyn, 7th September 2014 by ukmaggie45, on Flickr



Sunset...

At the caravan in Bwlchtocyn, 7th September 2014 by ukmaggie45, on Flickr


With love and Vibes to Spirit.

Yorkie1

Masomnia wrote: »

I have to be honest, I don't fully understand it properly myself. We've all complained!

I've done a masters degree in HRM, and then we did a CIPD course on top of it. So the idea is the Masters covers most of the stuff we need for the level 7 CIPD, but we have the extra sessions to plug the gaps. The dissertation is just for the masters.

All I know for sure is that I end up with associate membership at the end.

I was just going to do CIPD courses, but then thought since I hated my job and I'd end up doing a masters at some point anyway, I may as well do both at the same time.

Ah, I see - thanks for the explanation. Definite congrats - my course is only a Level 3 course! :T

At least, with that qualification, you should hopefully be able to use the experiential assessment route after a couple of years to upgrade your membership without further exams etc.

All the best for the job hunting.

zagubov

Happy belated Fathers Day gen.

I suggest you try to teach the kids better traditional swearwords.
If the filter here doesn't censor them teach them - I'd recommend
Marry! I'faith! 'Sblood! 'Sbody! 'sheart! Egad! Try John Barth's The Sot-Weed Factor if you need more.

Tell them they're proper British swearwords and they're the only ones they should use. It's the apostrophe at the start that makes them especially bad. :eek: