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Serious stuff today - hole-punchers, no chocolate! Gemma must be working hard!!

What's worse than no chocolate? I can't bear the thought and must go and lie down... aarrgghh

There is a broken heart on Gemma's Facebook. How sad! Never mind, Gemma, it will heal in time.

A broken heart? No! No!

Yikes,

what is going on?

IMHO I think perhaps we might just step back for a while, folks...?

J.R. wrote:Don't tell me it's all over !!

What size shoes do you wear, John?

If I have a question, I'll ask it.

Something you learn very early in the football management world.

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Blooming heck!. I just wrote a post that was like half a page long and it all dissapeared. GRRRRRRRR
Sorry about that. Yes, I am alive . And quite cheery ( and we're not going to mention the recent happenings are we?).

I'm knackered though, being at CH is so tiring. I feel like I could sleep for a million years and just never wake up. I am not way used to this sort of rigour day in day out.
I promise a long post, or at least an attempt of reclaiming my last one but I need to dash to the school disco. Which I hope will be fun.

Gemma

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which I take is some strange language for something impossible to translate.

gemmygemmerson wrote:I'm knackered though, being at CH is so tiring. I feel like I could sleep for a million years and just never wake up. I am not way used to this sort of rigour day in day out.

Don't say you were not warned; even a Royal Marine could not keep up the pace - I suggested that you went on a get fit season months ago.
I can only promise that it gets harder - far harder once the introductory week is over. Just wait for the 3am cross-country runs in the months to come!

gemmygemmerson wrote:I promise a long post, or at least an attempt of reclaiming my last one but I need to dash to the school disco. Which I hope will be fun.

Gemma

Good to see you are still around - look forward to hearing the nitty-gritty

David

Salvete amici! All is well in the land of housey - took some cracking photies this afternoon, including a lovely one of the statue - which I had to sneak onto the grass to get right. I had a near miss with a dodgy hair cut today - luckily Mrs. Castro fixed it with some trimmers. Note to self: Never let Finn near my hair again.

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QQQ?

Have you dyed your hair? You were very good on the Last Night of the Proms last night, that Russian singer's very good isn't she?

She's always Russian here, Russian there, Russian every-bloomin-where.

(taxi ???)

gemmygemmerson wrote:
I'm knackered though, being at CH is so tiring. I feel like I could sleep for a million years and just never wake up. I am not way used to this sort of rigour day in day out.


Gemma

You will get used to the tiredness thing although can i suggest after lunch in winter when afternoon lessons are later is th perfect time fr a film and a little nap (at least we I did that a fair bit on my deps)
You will find in the holidays you will suddenly stop feeling tired and its the strangest feeling having got so used to feeling tired.