Sorry, friends, about my lack of blogging commitment. Just got a lot on really. Third-year student these days, nearly there.
See note to Dennypoos on my The Singer not the Song post. Said singer, not interested, well sod him, I have a nomadic nature, the cat proves it.
"Don't get any more animals" said Delpine, a bit upset about poor Ella's re-homing.
My job - well, it's no longer the politically-correct term, but I'm a fortune-teller and we're traditionally gypsies. I think with this firm being international I can live anywhere; all I need to earn a living is a pack of cards and a telephone.
A Greek island in winter?
First I have to finish my degree and sell my house, of course. And complete my new Manchester acting classes with renowned teacher. And maybe do an MA.....
After that -
The World is My Oyster.
PS Menhir I haven't forgotten your reading although I know it looks that way.)
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menhir
- 2008-11-04 @ 18:45:04
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Pompadour
- 2008-11-04 @ 18:53:42
hello, menhir, hope you're well.
I think the correct term these days is 'Psychic Counsellor'. I wouldn't mind studying a bit of real counselling, either but that's at a later date. I don't know about working abroad - if the money goes into a bank account in England, what difference would it make? I can look into it when I decided to go somewhere. -
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- http://menomamauk.blog.co.uk
- 2008-11-05 @ 01:56:53
It's great to see you here! xx
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Pompadour
- 2008-11-06 @ 13:46:21
i'll pop in from time to time
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Hey, how are you? You concentrate on your third year studies, far more important that other things, though maybe not a Greek island break where you can revise, pretend to be Shirley Valentine and so on.
You'll need to check what the rules and regs are for practising your craft in far flung areas of the globe, just to avoid contre-temps. What is a PC term for what you do to earn a crust?