Phone call 2.

"I have followed your directions and guess what. There are road works in Yeovil, and I have been diverted. What now"

Damn you Yeovil and all your demonic ways.

Anyway, must nip out now to feed the neighbours

Oh dear! I have just received a panic phone call.
My OH, who isn't great with journeys but after a few times going to her brothers down in Plymouth has felt more comfortable about the journey, has just been on the phone. There has been a massivve accident at Dorchester, and the police have diverted all the traffic towards Yeovil. Now no offence to Yeovil, but my OH doesn know where it is or how to get around it. She has just been bside herself. Poor wee broomstick (as Subz would say)
I have just had to look up an alternative route on t'internet for her, but I am expecting several more phone calls tonight.

Now I am worried for her

CJ Has worked hard this evening to finish the tasks that he has set himself. However, his "Punctuation, and ! Speeling still needs further work. It is worth noting, that the homework he hands in tends to be of things that can make sense or no little more sense the more wine that he drinks.
He is a lively pupil and is certainly making friends easily amongst the lonley women in the dance class, but he should learn that every comment he makes is not necessarily relevant to the subject being taught. Knickers
ON the whole, not a bad start but still room for imbibementimprovement

I'm on my own. My OH has left me.... to go to her brothers again for a couple of days. And I am here alone with more work than I can shake a stick at. Isn't that an odd saying, why on earth would anyone want to shake a stick at something, if indeed I did happen to have a stick nearby to shake.

Why are there so many more reports to write? This time it's form tutor ones...

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maybe I will open a bottle of wine, words flow better then