All is right with the world, well most :D
Heartly is safe at home with the parents. Didn't get much info as they were just about to have dinner when I rang but was talking to ang as she was there last night, most probably while Trent was at the football. But she's home and seemed to be doing well. She was walking around and all but I dare say that was the pain meds. Still, hope it didn't get too painful for her later on. She's such a little darling. Sure, she's not as affectionate as Joy; more aloof, but I know she definitely loves life, me and her current family; she always has. I love her! Love both my dogs to death; absolute death.
OK in other news, I got another job interview next Thursday. Got a call on that wretched mobile while Dean and David were here yesterday. But, stupid me didn't catch the name of the woman I was talking too. Usually they will send an email to me with all the details but I didn't ask for that as I didn't know how appropriate it was; upon reflection though, I just should have.
So I will call on Monday and try and find out. I also thought I'd take the recruitment guys advice from last Tuesday and didn't even mention my blindness or my dog. But I now feel like I need to be honest in my call Monday and not just show up on Thursday unannounced. My resume sure eludes to blindness, but just because I've volunteered in blindness agencies, might not mean the obvious I guess. So, I don't think its right to take this approach; but that's just me.
In other unrelated news, no plans again this weekend, and I had the biggest urge to make sausage rolls last night; not just any sausage rolls however; my sister's ones, (at least I think it was sister who originally made them in hour household). I haven't made them before, but think now that I've got more confidence, don't think I'll have any problems. I did just look at a recipe on taste.com.au to get a specific description on how I go about cutting and folding the pastry for these and now I know, when I call for the recipe at home, I should be totally right. I know it's got Worcestershire sauce in them which give them a lovely flavour. And these are bite size, so I can just snack on them. -- I'll give them a sleep in though so will call them later. -- Then I will have to go down the shops and get them; prob the butcher for the sausage mince.
til Next time, RdFreak
OK in other news, I got another job interview next Thursday. Got a call on that wretched mobile while Dean and David were here yesterday. But, stupid me didn't catch the name of the woman I was talking too. Usually they will send an email to me with all the details but I didn't ask for that as I didn't know how appropriate it was; upon reflection though, I just should have.
So I will call on Monday and try and find out. I also thought I'd take the recruitment guys advice from last Tuesday and didn't even mention my blindness or my dog. But I now feel like I need to be honest in my call Monday and not just show up on Thursday unannounced. My resume sure eludes to blindness, but just because I've volunteered in blindness agencies, might not mean the obvious I guess. So, I don't think its right to take this approach; but that's just me.
In other unrelated news, no plans again this weekend, and I had the biggest urge to make sausage rolls last night; not just any sausage rolls however; my sister's ones, (at least I think it was sister who originally made them in hour household). I haven't made them before, but think now that I've got more confidence, don't think I'll have any problems. I did just look at a recipe on taste.com.au to get a specific description on how I go about cutting and folding the pastry for these and now I know, when I call for the recipe at home, I should be totally right. I know it's got Worcestershire sauce in them which give them a lovely flavour. And these are bite size, so I can just snack on them. -- I'll give them a sleep in though so will call them later. -- Then I will have to go down the shops and get them; prob the butcher for the sausage mince.
til Next time, RdFreak