So much for 'my life, as it happens'. More like 'my life, then blog about it after 6 months or so'.

I haven't even read it to refresh my memory yet, so I'm writing 'blind' so to speak.

Well, I'm currently studying 90 credits worth this year (equivalent to 3/4 full-time study, and totals around 35 hours a week). I must be off my trolley! To add to that, The OU have moved their maths modules to all start in October, instead of having a mix of Oct and Feb starts, so I have to kiss goodbye to my 3-month break this year and continue right through from this Feb to next June. Aarrgghh!

I'm also busy with trying to get a 'statement' for my daughter's needs at school.

And on top of that, my hubby's work have taken action (suspended him) and asked for a medical report to make sure he's fit to work with them. This all stems from false allegations from 2 members of staff (which have both told my hubby that they have their own mental illnesses - 1 has anxiety, the other has depression), but I don't think that the company know they have these illnesses, whereas my hubby has always been honest about his. So, have the company looked into to truth? NOOOOO. They have taken the allegations as truth (as made obvious by one of their questions to the therapist in their request for a report) and acted accordingly. If they had actually done some investigating, and asked me (as I'm the only person who knows the details of hubby's illness, along with his therapist) about the truth, they would have easily seen that the girls have fabricated it, as I can disprove the bits I've seen said so far (he should've been given copies of the full discussion forms from both, but he hasn't).

So, get ready for the letter from our solicitor. And any more crap will result in a discrimination claim.

Oh I feel much better for that little rant.

Onwards and upwards.

I have an exam in less than 3 weeks, an assignment due a couple of days before it, and another assignment due the week after it.

All study & no play makes SJB a geek.

SJB x