Heavens! here I am again then! But only because Fran has new blog and I was having a nose, so thought I'd check if I was still here so to speak...
www.musingsofacontemporaryspinster.blogspot.com
Well - Whether I was facing redundancy last year or not - I'm really being made redundant week after next! I'm obviously a great believer in life after redundancy from previous comments. The collapse of my employing organisation sad for clients and colleagues, but probably healthy kick up the backside for me. I've just launched a new website - my third - this one more social care stuff as other two are mediation and training:
www.southwalesmediation.co.uk
www.albanymediation.co.uk
www.carematterswales.co.uk
I do like a nice cosy rut, but I need to find some more lucrative work - not hugely - just enough to be able to relax a bit more.
Meanwhile I'm having a lovely time. Being 55 and single can be fun. I'm being quite sociable generally at the moment as well - although I've not done anything cultured for a while, I've seen more of friends recently which is great. And still love my own company.
www.musingsofacontemporaryspinster.blogspot.com
Well - Whether I was facing redundancy last year or not - I'm really being made redundant week after next! I'm obviously a great believer in life after redundancy from previous comments. The collapse of my employing organisation sad for clients and colleagues, but probably healthy kick up the backside for me. I've just launched a new website - my third - this one more social care stuff as other two are mediation and training:
www.southwalesmediation.co.uk
www.albanymediation.co.uk
www.carematterswales.co.uk
I do like a nice cosy rut, but I need to find some more lucrative work - not hugely - just enough to be able to relax a bit more.
Meanwhile I'm having a lovely time. Being 55 and single can be fun. I'm being quite sociable generally at the moment as well - although I've not done anything cultured for a while, I've seen more of friends recently which is great. And still love my own company.
Labels: Fran Medley, life, redundancy, Sheilagh Gunston, work