Work, Work and more Work!!!

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As I finally come to my last six months of nurse training, I have been snowed under with loads of work at the moment both on my placement and the theory work in the form of two assignments to be completed in the next week or so.
So the wildlife sightings will be on the back burner for the next few weeks until I go to Shetland in early October when hopefully myself and the Drunkbirders will again found some top notch BB rarities?!

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The Drunkbirder said…
You can add do the fieldnotes as well onto your growing list of jobs!
11 September 2008 at 19:12
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