What a day?

Oh what a day,Started my firefighter course this week, tomorrow first exam.It is hard for me, Ya I guess I love gardens and nature more than chemicals, and big noisy car. plenty of details and very fast lessons-where with my English I just struggle.(lots of words that I do not know and rate is too fast).If that is not enough When we work outside Using a pump and all sort i can not always hear all. ( my hearing was damaged 15 years ago when I had to serve as infinitive fighter In the Israly Army.More annoying is one of the trainees that just patronize-If I cant understand/hear him.If this is not enough -I got a letter that said that I did not got the job that i applied.I really would like to write about gardening and I promise I will. but tonight I need to iron the uniform (I hate uniform) and learn for the exam.OK not all bad I keep getting customers asking for root barrier. (visit my web for details). And got a present from a girl that serve with in the army Dana ( some ethnic music from Israel) Israel got great music but maybe one day I will write a bit about Israel. ( I miss it madly now)Hope for some better days
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  • Hey Offer,
    It's been a mixed week for you but I read it as a good week.

    1. Point the hose at any smoke or fire that you can see, or any where that you are told to or that other firemen are going for.

    2. Perhaps tape record the lessons so that you can take them in at your own pace (overnight and fast).

    3. You win jobs and you lose jobs - if you didn't win them they didn't exist in the first place, you are no worse off.

    4. Write about gardening. That's why we are all hear in the first place and you have lots of interesting things to impart.

    5. Customers to website, music from home via a friend. Think your days are good Offer.
  • offer , hi
    hope your training goes well, can you read at home for studying ?

    i got a part time job , car-park patrol officer @ lidl lol
    2 days a week untill i see how work picks up.
    i have interest for work in london also for summer. all the best Rob
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