rockyroller
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- 20 miles northwest of Boston, MA
road trip tomorrow
A neighbour's smoke detector has been beeping for a good 10 minutes. That's brunch ruined.
The other things you see is letters from the NHS turn up with a date of 2 weeks ago. No way they all spent that long in the post. What on earth happens after the letters are printed. They are aged like a good wine in a cellar before posting?
I got a phone call Monday afternoon about an appointment and got the letter of confirmation on Wednesday. I suppose they need to send a letter in case of misunderstandings tho’ an email might serve.
Other recent appointments have all been confirmed promptly.
Currently I have a lot of appointments but no delays with letters.
So we've got him to blame for caravans, motorhomes & campervans then!<snip>
Read last night that Martin Luther is the patron saint of tourists.
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maybe wanna go check on them?
So we've got him to blame for caravans, motorhomes & campervans then!
I had a fairly long conversation with a Consultant's secretary about printers. We were talking about this because I did not receive a letter that (in a previous conversation) she said she would send. She (and many others) were not allowed to have their own printer.
When she typed up a letter, she had half an hour to get to the printer to print it, or the printer deleted/removed it. So if you have to decifer the consultant's handwriting, type the letter, then proof read what you have written, you could do at a guess three letters in 30 minutes. She then had to walk down a long corridor, pick up the printed letters and return to her desk.
Can anyone explain how that is more efficient financially than someone having a printer next to them at their desk? If on average, two letters per week are not sent and they concern appointments with the Consultant, in two or three weeks, that negates the cost of the printer.
That's sixth on his list.The answer is The Kilbeggan. At least among the first four.