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I've been tidying up the study today in preparation for producing the monthly newsletter
This meant emptying out all of the storage boxes containing the remnants of at least 8 different offices that The Old Girl and I have worked in. There were multiple hole punchers, staplers, memo pads, Sellotape dispensers, marker pens, erasers, boxes of staples and paper clips, computers, keyboards, mice, plugs, connections, chargers - and of course about a hundred pens of all shapes, sizes and functions.
I sorted these by type and allocated drawers in the dresser in the study and a file cabinet to the different items.
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In one of the boxes I found some old photographs and memorabilia including these two from my Marist schooldays.
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| Standard 6 I think |
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I also found this polaroid photo of me sitting on Father Christmas's knee. This was taken at some sort of corporate Christmas bash back in the late 1980s. I was looking for this to use in a 'Santa' post back in December.
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No they didn't.
Why are you wearing a League jersey?
Oh, and can you fix the photos.
Sorry, I forgot a question mark.
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Hey, well spotted!
Yes I played League for Marist as well..
I didn't notice that. My mum photographed me in three different jerseys - soccer, rugby and rugby league.
The rugby league one was oldest as it was the smallest. I don't know what's happened to the other photos.
"I don't know what's happened to the other photos."
At Richard's Bass Bag* they'd be fixed by now.
* the original bass bagging site
I was referring to the two other photos my mother took of me.
Keep up!
Anyway, the photos all look ok on my computer.
No they don't!
They've dropped off.
What's going on here?
Is this the work of Robert's Holy Ghost?
Always someone else to blame!
Well that's rude!
Yeah, that's typical.
The Catholic Church position moves with the wind. One minute they are advocating forgiveness for all and love, love, love and the next minute, after someone has damaged their frail egos it's all about condemnation to hell.
It makes me think of what Richard often remembers his mother saying. Something along the lines of - "I don't want to go to heaven if Mr McGillacoddy is going to be there".
Funny.
Mr Linford.
Mr Linford.
There was only really one of him.
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