Today I returned to work after a week off. It always takes you a bit of time to adjust to working again. You have to remember the door codes to get into the building, passwords to log onto the PC and most importantly, how to work the hot water boiler so you can make coffee.
I had numerous emails to read through upon my return. One was much welcomed – a reminder to book all the annual leave I have left before the end of March…
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