Emma and her new job

[emma T]

Job going in Norfolk at Pensthorpe . Again it's a bit of a journey getting any where I imagine.

[Brian Ellis]

Well there are several Norfolk Galanthophiles  and if you like birds Pensthorpe is a good place to be.  The prairie planting is great in the later part of the year!  Communications is the thing, it's a long way from here to the West, North and South but easier to get to the Midlands and London.

[emma T]

Got an interview at Thenford house next Monday , not Head Gardeners job but at the moment as long as I can take my dogs with me I'm not going to be fussy ....I want out of here which makes me sad as I loved living and working here .

[Maggi Young]

Thenford? Ooh, nice arboretum, I'm told.

[Brian Ellis]

Not just a nice arboretum, lots of snowdrops and hellebores etc etc fingers crossed Emma

[Mavers]

This is good news Emma, I hope the interview goes well.

[emma T]

Me too , just want out of here now

[Michael J Campbell]

Good luck with the interview Emma.

[Mavers]

I bet you do Emma.
Redundancy & job change is always traumatic but when it also involves your home, well I can only imagine.........

[art600]

Emma

Good luck for next Monday.

[Mavers]

Lord Heseltine's residence no less.....................

If I met him would I have to call him 'Lord'?

I really wouldn't want to.

[emma T]

He seems a nice man , he sat next to my mum for lunch when the gala went there .

[David Nicholson]

Lord Heseltine's residence no less.....................

If I met him would I have to call him 'Lord'?

I really wouldn't want to.

Sir would probably do, I could get quite used to it

[Lesley Cox]

Sir would probably do, I could get quite used to it

I daresay you could David but if you think I'm going to call you "Sir," think again. Think yourself darned lucky to get "Hey, You!"

[Mavers]

I heard he spent a fortune on snowdrops that day Emma.

You never know what this job could lead to.

Hope you get it!