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366 MEME - Day 12 - C.P.D.
Wednesday, February 25th, 2009 06:09 pmMost professions have to do C.P.D. now (Continued Professional Developement).
As a registered osteopath, I have to do 30 hours per year - 15 of which have to be studying with others. Here I am trying to get the paperwork together to add up how many hours I have done, as my year ends on the 28th.
366 MEME - Day 12 - C.P.D.
Wednesday, February 25th, 2009 06:09 pmMost professions have to do C.P.D. now (Continued Professional Developement).
As a registered osteopath, I have to do 30 hours per year - 15 of which have to be studying with others. Here I am trying to get the paperwork together to add up how many hours I have done, as my year ends on the 28th.
Seasonal Spuffy - Spring 2009.
Wednesday, February 25th, 2009 06:19 pmSorry to say, but I am mad enough to have signed up again - I just have to start thinking as to what I am going to write!!!
The information is here if you haven't already seen it.
A Short Morning - But Hard Work!
Wednesday, February 25th, 2009 07:38 pmWhile Toni is away, I am helping with the horse sitting, so as I arrived today 4 heads looked up hopefully .... DJ kept his head down and pretended he hadn't seen me!!!
Anyway, as Conrad started walking towards me, DJ then decided that if there was a carrot, it belonged to him ... so he trotted over in the hope of getting to me first!
Yes, he had his carrot, and then walked to his box, where he had a handfull of hay waiting for him.
As he finished that I started grooming - I had just lifted up one of his feet, when 2 dogs up the road decided to have an argument, and not to be out-done, Kai (who was in the opposite stable to DJ) decided to join in! To say it suprised poor DJ is a bit of an understatement!
Still, got him calmed - and groomed, and ready, in time to leave just before 10 am.
We walked up to Ros, to meet her, and another new horse, a gelding this time - but yet again withpout a name.
He is young, so we were only going up to the farm and back, and I think DJ realised that he was the boss - as he was such a good boy. There was a lot of traffic today, but it all slowed down for us so that was good.
Once back, I fed DJ and took him out to his field - then fed Badger, Junior and Smudge; and took hay out to all 5 horses.
Then it was time to set off home - stopping for milk on the way. Sadly I put the alarm on and forgot that with Kai in the front seat he would set off the sensors ... Yes, I came out the shop to hear a car alarm going off - mine!!! OOOppps!!
Still he accepted a cuddle and an apology (that's if he could still hear what I said!)
Anyway, as Conrad started walking towards me, DJ then decided that if there was a carrot, it belonged to him ... so he trotted over in the hope of getting to me first!
Yes, he had his carrot, and then walked to his box, where he had a handfull of hay waiting for him.
As he finished that I started grooming - I had just lifted up one of his feet, when 2 dogs up the road decided to have an argument, and not to be out-done, Kai (who was in the opposite stable to DJ) decided to join in! To say it suprised poor DJ is a bit of an understatement!
Still, got him calmed - and groomed, and ready, in time to leave just before 10 am.
We walked up to Ros, to meet her, and another new horse, a gelding this time - but yet again withpout a name.
He is young, so we were only going up to the farm and back, and I think DJ realised that he was the boss - as he was such a good boy. There was a lot of traffic today, but it all slowed down for us so that was good.
Once back, I fed DJ and took him out to his field - then fed Badger, Junior and Smudge; and took hay out to all 5 horses.
Then it was time to set off home - stopping for milk on the way. Sadly I put the alarm on and forgot that with Kai in the front seat he would set off the sensors ... Yes, I came out the shop to hear a car alarm going off - mine!!! OOOppps!!
Still he accepted a cuddle and an apology (that's if he could still hear what I said!)
A Short Morning - But Hard Work!
Wednesday, February 25th, 2009 07:38 pmWhile Toni is away, I am helping with the horse sitting, so as I arrived today 4 heads looked up hopefully .... DJ kept his head down and pretended he hadn't seen me!!!
Anyway, as Conrad started walking towards me, DJ then decided that if there was a carrot, it belonged to him ... so he trotted over in the hope of getting to me first!
Yes, he had his carrot, and then walked to his box, where he had a handfull of hay waiting for him.
As he finished that I started grooming - I had just lifted up one of his feet, when 2 dogs up the road decided to have an argument, and not to be out-done, Kai (who was in the opposite stable to DJ) decided to join in! To say it suprised poor DJ is a bit of an understatement!
Still, got him calmed - and groomed, and ready, in time to leave just before 10 am.
We walked up to Ros, to meet her, and another new horse, a gelding this time - but yet again withpout a name.
He is young, so we were only going up to the farm and back, and I think DJ realised that he was the boss - as he was such a good boy. There was a lot of traffic today, but it all slowed down for us so that was good.
Once back, I fed DJ and took him out to his field - then fed Badger, Junior and Smudge; and took hay out to all 5 horses.
Then it was time to set off home - stopping for milk on the way. Sadly I put the alarm on and forgot that with Kai in the front seat he would set off the sensors ... Yes, I came out the shop to hear a car alarm going off - mine!!! OOOppps!!
Still he accepted a cuddle and an apology (that's if he could still hear what I said!)
Anyway, as Conrad started walking towards me, DJ then decided that if there was a carrot, it belonged to him ... so he trotted over in the hope of getting to me first!
Yes, he had his carrot, and then walked to his box, where he had a handfull of hay waiting for him.
As he finished that I started grooming - I had just lifted up one of his feet, when 2 dogs up the road decided to have an argument, and not to be out-done, Kai (who was in the opposite stable to DJ) decided to join in! To say it suprised poor DJ is a bit of an understatement!
Still, got him calmed - and groomed, and ready, in time to leave just before 10 am.
We walked up to Ros, to meet her, and another new horse, a gelding this time - but yet again withpout a name.
He is young, so we were only going up to the farm and back, and I think DJ realised that he was the boss - as he was such a good boy. There was a lot of traffic today, but it all slowed down for us so that was good.
Once back, I fed DJ and took him out to his field - then fed Badger, Junior and Smudge; and took hay out to all 5 horses.
Then it was time to set off home - stopping for milk on the way. Sadly I put the alarm on and forgot that with Kai in the front seat he would set off the sensors ... Yes, I came out the shop to hear a car alarm going off - mine!!! OOOppps!!
Still he accepted a cuddle and an apology (that's if he could still hear what I said!)