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So, it’s been a couple of weeks since I got the email from Firstsource saying they would be offering me a job.

I hadn’t heard back with any more details however. All I knew was that I would be starting in June, due to needing holidays for Nessa monsters visit.

Now, it was actually starting to worry me a bit. I know that this is a big multi-national company, not a local nightclub, but I still remember what happened in November.

I was planning to gib=ve them another week, then I’d get in touch. But, as it happens, they phoned today. I start on the 30th of April, which is sooner than I expected, but not entirely unwelcome.

They’re going to phone back in the next couple of days letting me know more and arranging to send me my contract. Hopefully it won’t mess with my holidays, but I’ll ask when they phone back. I’m assuming it won’t.

In other news, I was hoping to pick up my World Book Night books today, but they weren’t their. Either they haven’t arrived yet (which means the email they sent me saying they were ready to lick up lied to me) or the library misfiled them and now can’t find them. I have to go back Thursday when, hopefully, they’ll have turned up.

Then when they get here, I’ve to open the box. Partly cos I need to put one book aside, mainly because, yet again, each book has an identifying code and I need to write each and every one into the books manually. Quite why they’ve got the system like this, I don’t know. It’s not as if the books are pulled off the shelves of Waterstones, they’re specially printed for World Book Night. I just don’t understand why they can’t print the names and codes in the book then.

Ah well, at least it’s only 24 books this year, not 48.

Apart from that, not much happening really. Need to tell you later about the fun and games with money, Cabin in the Woods is fucking amazing, but gory and I nearly won money on the National on Saturday.

Will