How Was Your Day?

[Jonaldinho]

Not bad for a first attempt

A few questions seeing as you put it out there:

1) What is the relevance in describing her as a mum of one?

2) Does she acknowledge she bears some responsibility for not reading the searches properly and looking into it before spending the money?

Thanks.

1) I guess it was a personal touch to make the reader feel more sympathy for her. It also gives her a bit of background rather than just her name.

2) She hired solicitors to do the conveyancing. Quite how they didn't discover what was about to happen is anybody's guess.

[lavrentis]

Had an "all hands meeting" and had to introduce myself to quite a few people. Said I come from the birthplace of Margaret Thatcher and i actually got booed

Edited 5 November 2014 by lavrentis

[Finnegan]

Had an "all hands meeting" and had to introduce myself to quite a few people. Said I come from the birthplace of Margaret Thatcher and i actually got booed

[sphericalfox]

Had an "all hands meeting" and had to introduce myself to quite a few people. Said I come from the birthplace of Margaret Thatcher and i actually got booed

 

where did they touch you? bloody beebeecee!!!! 

 

Edited 5 November 2014 by sphericalfox

[Charl91]

Got a teaching job, 'till at least Christmas. Hurrah.

 

For a year group I've never taught before though. I'm absolutely bricking it.

[bovril]

Got a teaching job, 'till at least Christmas. Hurrah.

 

For a year group I've never taught before though. I'm absolutely bricking it.

 

Teaching is great.

[Charl91]

Teaching is great.

 

Been doing supply the past few months, which has been nice, since there's a lot less pressure. The real thing is a bit more worrying though!

[bovril]

Been doing supply the past few months, which has been nice, since there's a lot less pressure. The real thing is a bit more worrying though!

 

What age?

[MrAus]

Sh*t day, no fans.

Took a big scaffold down, I ain't a scaffolder, thought I was gonna die.

[RonnieTodger]

Got hospitality tickets for United v Palace this saturday through work. Feels dirty, but mates bailed on the Southampton game anyway! Never been to Old Trafford, so really looking forward to it.

[Charl91]

What age?

 

Year 3. I've never actually worked in KS2 before, so it's a bit new for me - I've only ever done KS1.

[purpleronnie]

Saw a bloke with his wife and kid in town and he was wearing shorts, no socks and flip fllops......wtf?

[Stadt]

Saw a bloke with his wife and kid in town and he was wearing shorts, no socks and flip fllops......wtf?

Your tone suggests he should have been wearing socks.

[purpleronnie]

Your tone suggests he should have been wearing socks.

 

Socks or no socks what a strange choice for november or even in the summer in the town centre.

[Carl the Llama]

Pretty good. A story I'd found and written is on the front page of today's Nottingham Post. Much of it is edited, hence being a co-author, but the content is the same, the quotes are identical and I conducted the interview myself, and it's still great to be on the front page considering it's the first story I've done as part of my journalism Masters course.

 

Here's the story - http://www.nottinghampost.com/way/story-24077907-detail/story.html

 

Bloody expensive drive but she had all of the front wall and the backyard done at the same time which would've added to the cost.

They did that story way better in Hitchhiker's Guide.

[Guest MattP]

Saw a bloke with his wife and kid in town and he was wearing shorts, no socks and flip fllops......wtf?

I saw a guy walking around town with a crash helmet and water wings on a few months back.

[Unabomber]

I saw a guy walking around town with a crash helmet and water wings on a few months back.

You should've said hello pal.

[FoxesAreBlue]

I once saw a fella who appeared to be on crack, wearing a very dirty onsie, the top half of which was tied around his waist, leaving his torso bare. He was dancing around waving his arms about and shouting in people's faces, he also had a shopping trolley full of random shit.

It was at this moment I knew, it was time to leave Leicester.

[MooseBreath]

Did he look like this guy?

[cambridgefox]

You should've said hello pal.

  

I once saw a fella who appeared to be on crack, wearing a very dirty onsie, the top half of which was tied around his waist, leaving his torso bare. He was dancing around waving his arms about and shouting in people's faces, he also had a shopping trolley full of random shit.

It was at this moment I knew, it was time to leave Leicester.

Una reckons people say he is on crack........

[Unabomber]

They don't say "you're on crack" they question "Are you on crack?" big difference imo.

[cambridgefox]

They don't say "you're on crack" they question "Are you on crack?" big difference imo.

as I said before the crack you're on is from the tinder thread.

[AoWW]

Mr AoWW doesn't want to watch fireworks with me.

Edited 6 November 2014 by AoWW

[cambridgefox]

got invited to the local" gentleman's curry club" which is harder to get into than the masons.Bit disappointed that there was no initiation ceremony involving me naked and goose fat to be honest.Ended up at the conservative club.cheap beer,why haven't I been before!

[cambridgefox]

Mr AoWW doesn't want to watch fireworks with me.

im like a box of fireworks tonight.useless after the fifth.