As usual we will have a BBQ lunch available for a small fee and hopefully agility equipment for those interested.
Visitors are most welcome!!!
Full Version: Next Meeting May 4th
Just a reminder to members and potential visitors, our next meeting is next Sunday May 4th at the Bill Cole Reserve, Neilborough. This is about 10 minutes drive from Bendigo in central Victoria.
As usual we will have a BBQ lunch available for a small fee and hopefully agility equipment for those interested.
Visitors are most welcome!!!
As usual we will have a BBQ lunch available for a small fee and hopefully agility equipment for those interested.
Visitors are most welcome!!!
you sound bored. 
We will be there.
Also it is from 11am onwards yeah??
Also it is from 11am onwards yeah??
Yeah!! 
Cool, we will be there about 11.30am.
See you all there
See you all there
Sorry guys apologies again. Working a Night Duty, don't finish till 7:30am. don't think I will be up to anything after working 10hrs. Hopefully will get to a meeting soon. Will be sleeping. jtkoolie
QUOTE(jtkoolie @ May 2 2008, 08:18 PM) 
Working a Night Duty, don't finish till 7:30am. don't think I will be up to anything after working 10hrs.
jtkoolie - do you find working nights really difficult? I work all nights and I'm glad not to have to work nearly as hard as I used to in the days (and also glad not to have to mix days and nights), but in the mornings I often feel absolutely wilted in a way quite different to anything I've experienced working days.
Kooliemum
Don't do nights very often, they needed some one for tonight otherwise would be agency staff.
Do more late shifts 1330 - 2200hrs, like those hors don't feel too bad after doing them. Some earlies 0700 - 1530, they wipe me out (have to have a nanna nap), even more so after working a late than an early, just to old to cope with those I guess. I actually find I am a lot more physically and mentally tired nursing than I ever was when I worked in an office, would get physically tired from sitting all day long, but so mentally stimulated couldn't sleep.
jtkoolie
Don't do nights very often, they needed some one for tonight otherwise would be agency staff.
Do more late shifts 1330 - 2200hrs, like those hors don't feel too bad after doing them. Some earlies 0700 - 1530, they wipe me out (have to have a nanna nap), even more so after working a late than an early, just to old to cope with those I guess. I actually find I am a lot more physically and mentally tired nursing than I ever was when I worked in an office, would get physically tired from sitting all day long, but so mentally stimulated couldn't sleep.
jtkoolie
QUOTE(jtkoolie @ May 3 2008, 11:25 AM)
Do more late shifts 1330 - 2200hrs, like those hors don't feel too bad after doing them. Some earlies 0700 - 1530, they wipe me out (have to have a nanna nap), even more so after working a late than an early, just to old to cope with those I guess. I actually find I am a lot more physically and mentally tired nursing than I ever was when I worked in an office, would get physically tired from sitting all day long, but so mentally stimulated couldn't sleep.
I've worked as an AIN since I was 21, and late/earlies have always killed me, although I did find that when you were busy in the mornings the adrenaline would carry you through.
That is a pity you are not coming JT Koolie. I want to show you how the trailer looks now!!! It is stunning. A lick of paint and some sign writing and it looks a million bucks!!!!
Thanks so much for letting me buy it off you. I LOVE IT!!!
We are bring two "fake" koolies with us. Mum's cattle dog and the family BC X. Can't take the other 6 out and leave just two at home all day. They LOVE Koolies anyway!!!
See you all tomorrow!!!
Thanks so much for letting me buy it off you. I LOVE IT!!!
We are bring two "fake" koolies with us. Mum's cattle dog and the family BC X. Can't take the other 6 out and leave just two at home all day. They LOVE Koolies anyway!!!
See you all tomorrow!!!
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