Celebrating Unemployment... and Christmas!
December 29th 2006
Published: January 27th 2007
Published: January 27th 2007
There's not a lot to write about Christmas! Great time with family, despite fighting off another cold! Decided to break out a bottle of champagne over Christmas to celebrate... the fireplace decided to go mad about the same time - and it took a while to discover the smoky log in the wood basket... just great! Healthy Boxing Day too...
In December 2006 I left my job as 'Interdisciplinary Research Officer' at the University of Manchester. Before setting out on my RTW trip, I carried out a vast amount odf de-cluttering and de-junking, completed (reading) a number of careers books, produced web sites and a chapter for a high-profile book for London Transport Museum, plus generated some ideas for further articles. I completed my TEFL training in expectation that I would go to Vietnam for 6 months, but after 4 month... full info
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Celebrating unemployment
Although not officially unemployed until 31st December, I celebrate knowing no need to go back to work with some champagne!
Dingle Marshes
A bracing walk on Boxing Day. Where will I be next year?
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