What miserable weather it t'was this weekend - and now the sun is shining. 'Hooray' for skoolkids, it's half term but a 'booh' for people who work as indoors there ain't no sunshine.
Despite all that I like to fight the elements - so I walked the 11 miles to the Tate Modern walking through the hamlets of Northern London. Stopped off for a Hampstead crepe and marched on towards the South Bank. I am impressed with my kagool.
Then that evening, tired, I headed off to the The Ranelagh in East Muswell Hill (Boundful Green). There Richard & The Sweat Band were in the hot seat, doing their thing and 'throwing in a few cheeky covers'. The have worked with Lucie Silvas who made a guest appearance with a few songs.
"The Ranelagh" is officially one of the coolest places in the world, with a wonderful garden, great food, world beers, a really good wine list, and sofas that you'll want to steal. The wallpaper, however, is a little too '1970s making a comeback' esque.
Great night - and a few others got into the groove by getting up to sing. It wasn't kareoke as these guys had talent.
Does the R do coffee, I dunno.
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- The latte days in North London
- So like a lot of people due to funding cuts etc etc I find myself at 42 on the scrap heap. 16 years of experience working in further education....and tbh it wasn't a career choice that I planned after University. I just landed a job and continued to work in the sector going from project to project. Not very exciting you might think and many times I thought the same. So for one reason or another I find myself looking for that job that will excite, entice and appreciate my knowledge and skills. You'd think it was a no brainer but interviews are getting tougher and tougher and no candidate is left unscathed by the process, I'm going to ue this blog to feedback and reflect on each of my interviews and maybe I will learn something on the way on how to clinch that job.
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