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Good news on the work front, hopefully. I'm in negotiations now for some freelance work which with any luck will prove to be not just interesting and enjoyable but which will also allow me to open negotiations with the wolves that have been waiting so patiently at my door.
Please keep your fingers crossed for me. Full story as and when things are confirmed.
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Sending out good karma in your direction and keeping everything crossed for you, hon.
Good luck kiddo.
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now this is pleasing news. fingers crossed indeed 🙂
andrew [andrew@andrewbarnett.net]
Thank you both! I'll blog soon as I know exactly what's happening!
Well, really I've been waiting for this sort of good news for a while now, Suw. I'm hoping that you'll get the freelance job, earn some of the humanity's slime and get back in the game again.
Good luck!
Bram [ungwendil@yahoo.co.uk]
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