Second Interview

PS If it does happen, then we might have to think about how I'm going to get there!

I have a feeling that it might be, as he said that if all goes well on Friday, they might ask me to do a week for cash (not sure if that's naughty or not?) to make sure that we are all happy, rather than set it all up straight away.

Here's hoping Phoenix, I do hope it will be a yes!

it's an absolute fact! I think but may be wrong that staff wear uniform polo shirts/ sweatshirts but will find out more on Friday.

Galen I'm inclined to agree with you, Jack loved his fishing but only fly or sea, I don't think he ever even tried coarse.

I do agree phoenix it does not matter where clothes are bought or how long ago, if left unworn for any reason, they definitely do shrink.

Nonu you are right of course, and I know how important it is that I start earning asap, it will take a fair bit of time to get back on track, but it must be done. (I really can't face another conversation like the one that I had today with the council tax department, but that, as they say, is another story!)

Charleygirl I have a strong feeling that the majority of my business attire may have shrunk while it's been left in the wardrobe!

Merlot one step at a time, m' thinks!

durhamjen if you are down this way again, do shout, Ariadne is in Bideford, I'm in a village called Shebbear, Holsworthy is our nearest town.

No catch. Mr P can spend Sundays in the pub there.
Good luck for Friday.

There's always a catch! Sod's law and all that Phoenix. Anyhoo, good luck for Friday.

Fingers are crossed for that day. I was beginning to think that they had employed a 16 year old. Very, very good luck.

Mr.P will have completed his second week at his new job so things really are improving. At least it would be a step in the door of the employment market. Better get the glad rags out yet again!

PHO
Racing club or WORK --- cash money !
Think we know the answer to that one girls !

Was down there the year before last. My brother- and sister-in-law have two lodges at Hartland golf club, near Clovelly. My son has friends who live at Holsworthy. I remember a nice pub there.

Fingers crossed phoenix

Good news Phoenix, best of luck.

Oh, now you've made me

PS. Meant to add: good luck. Hope they love you as much as we do.

That's the trouble with the leisure industry, phoenix. Employees have to work so that customers can have fun or whatever. DS was a chef in his youth and had to give up hockey on Saturday afternoons. He was a very promising goalie.

Good Luck, Phoenix. I've shown DH the website. He wants to know if there'll be a Gransnet Discount if you get the job!

Oh that is a shame. Bummer.

Ooh good. Fingers crossed. You don't half deserve that job. (at least you can spend Sundays with Mr P. Then have house to yourself Wednesdays)

Thank you!

But it means that I won't be able to go to racing club on Saturdays

I know it's not important in the grand scheme of things, but it is our only social event.

Sunday and Wednesday off sound OK to me. Wednesday for doing jobs, housework etc. Sunday for you and Mr P to do whatever and on Saturdays, when you are working, he meets you from work and whisks you out for tea/ dinner (whatever you call it in Devon). If trusted to do the supermarket run he could do that on Saturday or you could squeeze it into the Wednesday schedule. Sorted! Jolly good luck Phoenix - you deserve a break.

That's not proper fishing. The fish are trained to jump onto the hook! Give me sea fishing any day.

It's coarse fishing, carp and that sort of thing!

www.anglers-paradise.co.uk/

How exciting phoenix - wishing you all the best x

Are they going to take you fishing too?

not keen on that sort of fishing!

There is a slight downside to the job, days off are Sunday and Wednesday.