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ExcellentOriginally posted by FiveTimes View PostI went very well, I have a feeling that there will be some +ve news before I go away.
On the downside: after two hours of interviewing, they might be hoping you'll stick around rather than go away
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Good news!Originally posted by NickFitz View PostMy Mum came out of hospital last night. I had a chat with her on the phone this afternoon - she's feeling a lot better, although still weak
My brother-in-law had his operation this morning - they reckon the weird lump they whipped out of his arm is benign
No news about my brother, which tends to mean he's OK
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Mrs BP is under pressure at the moment.
She had a school appointment for elder son : arranged for neighbour to look after baby. She then forget and walked down road to school until neighbour ran after her!Comment
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Then she cooked a chilli last night for dinner tonight(she drives to Wales after dropping off kids at school). Then forgot to put it in the fridge! So now she will have to buy pizza for kids and salad for me.....Comment
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Why does Mrs BP have to put the chilli in the fridge?
Just scrape off/stir in the dead flies.
Simples!
Good morning all!
Morning CM!
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Good stuffOriginally posted by NickFitz View PostMy Mum came out of hospital last night. I had a chat with her on the phone this afternoon - she's feeling a lot better, although still weak

More good stuffOriginally posted by NickFitz View PostMy brother-in-law had his operation this morning - they reckon the weird lump they whipped out of his arm is benign

Hopefully good stuffOriginally posted by NickFitz View PostNo news about my brother, which tends to mean he's OK
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