Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 36101847)

On Monday, I had a message from a job agency about a job and to call them.

I tried to speak to the person twice, but was unable to, and they didn't call back.

On Wednesday, I went to the agency to speak to them, but they weren't in, nor did they call back.

Today I was at the shed, and she called, and said that her client had seen my CV, and they had another job that might be of interest, and as me more details what a Technical Librarian job was which I told her.

I got home and got a call about another I had applied for from a company I left in 2005, and would start the ball rolling on an interview.

I then got an email from the first Agency and I have an interview at 4pm tomorrow, both jobs are local.

Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 36101847)

On Monday, I had a message from a job agency about a job and to call them.

I tried to speak to the person twice, but was unable to, and they didn't call back.

On Wednesday, I went to the agency to speak to them, but they weren't in, nor did they call back.

Today I was at the shed, and she called, and said that her client had seen my CV, and they had another job that might be of interest, and as me more details what a Technical Librarian job was which I told her.

I got home and got a call about another I had applied for from a company I left in 2005, and would start the ball rolling on an interview.

I then got an email from the first Agency and I have an interview at 4pm tomorrow, both jobs are local.

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36101922)

Good luck with the interview Hom3r. A technical librarian has lots of transferable skills so they will be onto a good thing if they get you.

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36102187)

Picked up my son from the Spinal Unit at the LGI this evening, where he had been for 10 days - he’ll be staying with us for around four weeks, undergoing physio and rehab, then his partner will take him back to Oxfordshire for Christmas with her parents.

We are so glad he was up visiting us (the day before, his Nanna had passed away, so he drove up to support his mum, then had an accident the next day), but the LGI is a very good Teaching Hospital, so he got great care (and we could take stuff in to make his stay more comfortable), and it’s easier for him to rehab at our house rather than on the narrowboat he lives on.

Sometimes, even in the darkest moments, there is a ray of light to brighten up your lives.

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36102187)

Picked up my son from the Spinal Unit at the LGI this evening, where he had been for 10 days - he’ll be staying with us for around four weeks, undergoing physio and rehab, then his partner will take him back to Oxfordshire for Christmas with her parents.

We are so glad he was up visiting us (the day before, his Nanna had passed away, so he drove up to support his mum, then had an accident the next day), but the LGI is a very good Teaching Hospital, so he got great care (and we could take stuff in to make his stay more comfortable), and it’s easier for him to rehab at our house rather than on the narrowboat he lives on.

Sometimes, even in the darkest moments, there is a ray of light to brighten up your lives.

Originally Posted by joglynne (Post 36102238)

@ Hugh. Massive hugs to you all. Hopefully his recovery will go well. He's young and and this will help him.

Having him home with you will help you and your wife, it's always hard seeing our children struggle at a distance especially when you are all also dealing with other problems.

Take care and stay strong. xxx