It is Aldi's Tropical Granola, not sure of the carb content because not at home but even so, its very nice but off the menu now unfortunately.
I thought the interview this afternoon went well, nice and friendly too and she didn't ask my age or 'have I any medical problems' like the last one did on Monday, which is not allowed in an interview as it can be discriminatory.
The manager did say it is a 4 hour contract ( which, apparently, many stores do nowadays) because if the person is no good, not pulling there weight, they can let them go more easily, so no legal aftermath really from the employee, so, I am having to consider those hours, because it's like a red flag going upIt's a well known shop that sells acessories for hair, jewelry, beauty, soft toys, ear piercing too.
I left my job as a merchandiser, the one I started in September, because of work colleague changes, so only me there and a newbie too, too much pressure and stress, so I looked for another position. Found one at a new Jewelry shop which was opening and the designs where wonderful, Art Nouveau plus my all time favourite, Art DecoTo cut a long story short, I did two days, met the owner on the 2nd day, I had 2 hypo there, tested and treated, back to work and that night at 10.41pm I received a text from the owner, basically saying, thanks, but no thanks, you are not really wanted. So, I am unemployed and looking hard for jobs, I never thought I would be in this position at 60 !
I have been in touch with Diabetes UK and their Advocacy Service and talked to Acas too.
HilariousCan I change that to doing all my ironing on the dryer?
I avoid tumble driers but buy clothes which don't need ironing.
Possibly something to do with ironing being one of my pocket money chores as a kid and I still have shivers when I remember my Dad's y-fronts in the ironing pile.
Of course in an ideal world being 4-5 before bed doesn't mean you have to 'top-up'
I tend to eat half a digestive biscuit and then also feel I have to check again in half an hour or so to see if I need to eat more or correct. I don’t wear socks in bed, odd, coloured or fluffy but the daytime ones have a lasting influence.
@Robinredbreast . Strangely we were only talking about Christmas drinks from years gone by at work yesterday.
Snowballs in the green bottle, nowhere near as good as a homemade snowball.
Cherry B. We agreed .....yuk.....
Babycham. One for the ladies.
At this point we wandered....
Gold Label, Mackeson, Mann’s brown ale, Newcastle brown, Guinness all got a mention. All were biggish sellers in the old working men’s clubs of yester year
@helensaramay. I can remember my mum, an ironing fanatic, ironing underpants and socks. WHY?
Was it the done thing back in the day?
My wife enjoys ironing at least twice a year. Me, less so. Don’t mind jeans, hate shirts.
Subsequently I own lots of pairs of jeans, washed then in the ironing basket until the “ ironing day “.
Everything else is stuff that , in my opinion doesn’t need ironing.
**** what am I doing? Chatting about ironing with a lady on a diabetic web site.
Time for some jelly babies????
So let me get this right. Shirt, collar flattened, high neck jumper, waistcoat and jacket.Lol, glad to see so many of us are on the same page on the "hating ironing" front!
My trick is just to wear jumpers a lot - just need to stretch out the collar of the shirt a bit till it looks sort of flattish, then stick a jumper on top so no-one sees the unironed bits.
When I buy a new suit, I always get one with a waistcoat - looks uber-bling and you only need to iron the shirt sleeves and collar.
Anyway, that's my contribution to the world of fashion for the evening...
Hilariousi cant stand ironing am an as and when girl
So let me get this right. Shirt, collar flattened, high neck jumper, waistcoat and jacket.
You must be sweating mel’s cat mate.
Wot about the folded and under the mattress trick? PS needle devices photos on the way, just need a coffee or two.!!The only time clothes get ironed in my house is if I’m in the process of making them. It’s referres to as a “steam emitting craft project flattening device”.
My husband has a penchant for Harris tweed three piece suits...
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