8/25/05

   Five Am:  I get up and bathe.  Slather some Nivia creme on my face and splash around in the tub.

   Five-Thirty AM:  Get dressed.  Go to kitchen to put the kettle on.  Realize that I didn’t prep tonight’s dinner last night.

   Five-Thirty-One AM:  prepare the salisbury steaks:  Mix minced beef, can mushroom soup, beaten egg,                   salt, onion,  breadcrumbs, water and form them into patties.

Six O’clock AM:  Have breakfast

Six Thirty AM:  Read E-mails

Seven Fifteen:  Go catch the 7 Bus to work

eight AM:  Have a coffee in the cafeteria

9 AM:  Start work until three-Thirty PM

4:20 PM:  Get on the bus home

  So thus begins my busy day!  I kind of like it!  I enjoy my morning commute to work and then have time to pop into Church for a few minutes of reflection, have time to sip some coffee and possibly have a second breakfast (if I’m hungry) at the cafeteria before I start work. 

  Yesterday I had to attend a mandatory NHS training.  It was interesting! The lady that taught the class was a registered nurse and she showed us how to recusitate a person and how to administer the first-auxilary.  They had me down on hands and knees recusitating a dummy! LOL!

Yes, I will be doing both jobs if I am chosen to work at the Library.  I work at the hospital’s Learning Centre Mondays through Fridays and on Saturdays at the library.  That leaves me Sundays to relax and catch up on myself.

Today I am back at the Radcliffe Hospital.  They want me to prepare more contracts for appraisal by the panel members which I am a member of.  I get to prepare job out-lines on a PC and printing the outlines with their corresponding examples of applications which the panel has to analyze to see if the job discription matches the guidelines in the NHS Knowledge and Skills Framework Guidelines to ensure that the job is fair and that the employee is doing the right job for the pay he/she is getting.