Actually, someone I know says she’s looking for a cleaning job at the moment. I like her and might consider taking her up on it.
I digress.
The interviews went very well this morning, in that there were very good and capable candidates and we had real difficulty choosing. They overran somewhat, but I shot out of the door at five to twelve, only to find that someone had parked badly and I couldn’t get past, which meant I had to back down a narrow road with cars parked on one side. Again, one car was slightly away from the kerb and I had to go on the shrubbery and push the shrubs away from the wing mirror as I went past. I don’t think I got too badly scratched.
I arrived home, to find a lugubrious note from the Sage, out rounding up cows. He arrived back as I did, job well done, and apologised that he hadn’t been able to persuade the dining room fire to draw. It being chilly in there, we decided to have lunch in the kitchen.
I opened the tin of baked beans, sliced the bread ready for toasting and all was ready for our guest.
I hope they weren’t Tesco baked beans.
Ooh, I say, Dave. The finest Heinz, nothing but the best will do.
This is exciting. I can’t wait for Part II!
Were you in King’s Lynn this week Z?
It was exciting. It was a most Distinguished Guest.
No, Simon. I hear there’s a nasty chest infection going about King’s Lynn. Anyway, I wouldn’t come to King’s Lynn without letting you know.
Yes, I can’t wait for part II either.
Go for the cleaner. It’s the best money I spend in a week and I’d give up many things before I’d give that up. It makes *such* a difference.
I vote for taking up the cleaning person. Everyone I know who has ever used one highly recommends them. It is high on my wishlist.