Re: Handed in my notice - Hannah

October 12, 2001

I am a bit worried about leaving work, but the relief outweighs it 10

fold. I don't know if you remember but this is the firm that tried to

give me a disciplinary while I was on maternity leave for a personal

council tax issue and phone call I had at work. So it was really good

seeing my bosses face fall when I gave him the letter in a meeting

where he was about to ask me to increase my hours! tee hee.

Anyway craft fairs. I have another one on Tuesday but it is very

local to me and a bit short notice unless you live just round the

corner, which you pretty much do! if you have time to come it is at

the school at the end of my road from 6-9pm. The next big one I am at

is the Fairfield Hall in Croydon on the 27th? of November (or the

nearest Sunday, I don't have my diary around) anyway, it would be

good to see you or any of you if you can make it. The weather last

week was cr*p, and thankfully I didn't have to venture out of the hall

all day as Josh was with DH and I had a packed lunch.

I also have a little helper Josh made his first very messy vase today,

and it has come out looking pretty good! Thank god for sunny days and

garden activities hey!

Kirsten

Mum to (2 years, just!) Step-mom to Shelby (6yrs)

Trainee ANT, and Memb-sec Woking and Knaphill Branches.

Handed in my notice

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> Well, I did it! I have just handed in my notice to my employer of

7

> years, and boy was he surprised, he actually was speechless! So I

> will be joining the leagues of 'stay at home mothers' again.

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