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Last Furlong...
Dec. 13th, 2007 08:46 amThe end of the year is rushing up like an approaching wall and with it, huge amounts to do. We've got some big customer stuff coming up and I have to get the paper work on some purchase orders by the end of next week so we can invoice.
Lots of planning in place for next year and I've picked up a bunch of new accounts to lot after on a locum basis because somebody is leaving. All very busy.
Other life admin stuff is underway. Got my medical records which were something of a joke - a single A4 sheet with a few records on it. Nothing about vacinations which is going to make for an interesting time with the US immigration medical next week. Bugger. Some interesting stuff. 12/12/82, for example, was the day I had my Appendix out. Amazing what you see, but still not what I wanted. That's going to mean a TB skin test, and a bunch of other tests.
Also we're looking at if we can change the mortage, not a great time to be looking at that, especially as we don't live in the UK anymore, but the broker who did us the original deal is confident that between us being able to put in some more capital, and the appriciation in the value of the flat, we ought to be able to get a better deal. We had a 95% mortgage, but with a remortgage we should be able to get down to 75% to 80% of the value of the flat. Which could make a big difference.
Lots of planning in place for next year and I've picked up a bunch of new accounts to lot after on a locum basis because somebody is leaving. All very busy.
Other life admin stuff is underway. Got my medical records which were something of a joke - a single A4 sheet with a few records on it. Nothing about vacinations which is going to make for an interesting time with the US immigration medical next week. Bugger. Some interesting stuff. 12/12/82, for example, was the day I had my Appendix out. Amazing what you see, but still not what I wanted. That's going to mean a TB skin test, and a bunch of other tests.
Also we're looking at if we can change the mortage, not a great time to be looking at that, especially as we don't live in the UK anymore, but the broker who did us the original deal is confident that between us being able to put in some more capital, and the appriciation in the value of the flat, we ought to be able to get a better deal. We had a 95% mortgage, but with a remortgage we should be able to get down to 75% to 80% of the value of the flat. Which could make a big difference.
