Monday in the office.

[Dave Farnes]

I spend every Monday, weather permitting, out in the country.
My client is both a dear family friend I have known for 40 years and my best customer.
The income is great, the boost to morale in these troubled times is priceless.

1st job, mow the lawns.



2nd job, take the dog for a walk.

 

[Rhonda Smith]

I don't know about that second one.. That is more than a crowd of 10. Glad you could get out for a while.

 

[Pete Askew]

Almost looks like normality. A feeling of contentment shines through them I think.

 

[Dave Farnes]

Indeed. A little oasis of normal in an abnormal world - a happy place.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Good to hear you are still earning, Dave, and getting your daily health kick as well. Coincidentally, I was just looking out of my window at the gardener across the road. He does a few gardens around here, and always has his sheep dog with him. The dog is so playful, the guy is constantly saying, "Get out of the way!" as the dog's snout inspects every spade or trowel thrust. They are what passes for entertainment these days...

Nice foties

 

[Dave Farnes]

Thanks Rob.
Yes, I have some work to do. Only doing work this year for clients who contact me and ask if I can carry on, have not tried to contact any of last year's clients who have not called me. Some may well want to keep entirely to themselves at the moment, that is fair enough.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

I've lost half my students in one week when I moved on to teach via Skype, FaceTime or Zoom. Without the 80% help from Rishi Sunak, I would be sunk. I just hope I can get it when it is due.